, may have even more information about the killing. >> so we wanted to talk to chris fisher, find outlvement is. i explained to him that we're here to speak to him about the murder of russell jordan. you could almost see the color come out of his face. his shoulders hunched a little forward. and right then, we knew we were on the right track. >> then fisher would make a startling confession. >>> coming up -- a 23-year-old secret is finally brought to life. >> he's never told anybody, not any of his friends, not his girlfriends or wives. nothing. >>> chris fisher, the longtime high school buddy of sean viehweg, who we now know murdered classmate russell jordan, had been carrying a secret around for over two decades. >> sean had told him that he had killed russell and wanted to show him where. and as they got there, chris said he could see some boots sticking out of the shrubs that were placed on top of russell. and then sean asked chris to hand him some brush to cover up the boots. >> how much of a burden do you think that was for him? >> i think it was huge. he made several comments a

also, jenna fisher is here. now you can catch her in the new film, "a little help here " we are glad you joined us. >> every community has martin luther king boulevard. it is not just a street or boulevard, but a place for wal- mart to band together with your community to make every day a better. >> nationwide supports tavis smiley. nationwide is proud to join have is in working to remove obstacles to economic empowerment one at a time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ villaraigosa may be best known as the guy who convince the entire city to stay out of their cars for the weekend. hazmat you may know, the 405 was shut down this weekend. you pulled it off. >> we pull it off. it worked like magic. >> i was in my hotel room cracking up about all the new stations in canada talking about it. i was cracking out that this became such a huge story around th

that was kristin fisher reporting about her mommy and daddy who are going to be there, too. can watch the shuttle launch at 11:26 weather permitting. and coming up in our 6:00 hour, kristin will join us live for a preview. pretty cool. >> it is definitely a treat to having her -- we had her mom here on air talking about the landing on the moon. thank you for watching us. 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. anny hong is in for howard. sh

our kristen fisher shares her experience growing up with both parents as astronauts. mom was the first mother to travel in space. only on 9, a very personal look inside the golden age of the space shuttle. that is coming up. >>> waiting for anything can be hard. waiting for the end can be even harder. and that is exactly what is going on at cape canaveral where rain in the forecast is threatening to delay the final space shuttle launch. here is a live picture of shuttle atlantis. a lightning strike near the pad caused a brief flurry of concern. but nasa engineers have concluded the space shift is fine. this will bring to a close nasa's 30-year space shuttle program. kristen fisher is live and it seems tomorrow's launch for you, kristen, is a bit of a family affair. >> reporter: seeing a space shuttle at night. the smoke, the lights, it's just difficult to describe. but there is an unwritten rule among the astronauts that you have to go and see the space shuttle on the night before you fly. and i know this because both of my parents did just that. nearly 30 years ago.

rob fladeboe reports that kathryn fisher was not the intended target. >> 19 year-old kathryn fisher washot and killed early in the morning of july 4th --13th she and a friend were dropping off some one and the police say that the bulls were meant for someone else. >> the information that we have developed leads us to believe that kathryn fisher was not the intended target and it was another subject that was inside of the vehicle. >> the revelations concerning fischer's death comes as police on monday named three persons of interest linked to fisher's death in two other killings. >> we believe the subjects involved in this crime are gang members but we do not know what the motive was a gang on gang type of crime. at this point in the investigation we do not believe that catherine was in east palo alto for anything other is to visit with a friend and drop a friend of. we have no information saying that she was doing anything wrong to have this occur to her. >> the police will not say if this was a case of mistaken identity but all three of the recent homicides are being treated as gang-re

our own kristin fisher in cape canaveral watching the launch with her astronaut mom.you have a great evening. we'll talk to you later. good-bye. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> this is "entertainment tonight," the most-watched entertainment news magazine in the world. jaycee dugard's horrifying new story. >> having a baby, in a backyard. >> yep. i did. >> held captive, raped, impregnated. what you haven't heard from diane sawyer's tv special. >> i wasn't alone. >> william and kate hit hollywood tonight. the wind that caught kate's yellow dress, the royal stampede and "e.t." team on the ground in l.a., awaiting their arrival. >> the royals first stop is here in beverly hills. >> and right behind me is the 7,000 square foot mansion where they will be spending the night. >> plus, from marilyn, kirk and cher, to brad, george and tom. >> it's a great day for me. thank you.

. >> reporter: the alleged victims include julio chavez and catherine fisher. fisher was an instructor at the gymnastics under. >> she was a outgoing, fun- loving type of person. she was also, you know, mature preaches it would to take charge of the program. >> reporter: officers realized that the two people in the car were not the suspects were rather associative barriers. >> information was developed. >> reporter: a passenger is facing weapons charges. east palo alto police consider their hunt for the homicide suspect. >>> family and friends of a good samaritan shot in an oakland street are mourning his death tonight 329-year-old paris power was gaming due to the home ministry his wife was raised by a bullet and that the roads daughter was struck in the arm. there is no word on a motive or any suspects in the attack. >>> a pilot days bloodied and bruised -- was bloodied and bruised. >> reporter: two men in the passengers they were acting erratically were arrested for beating up an american airlines pilot after being kicked off a flights from miami to san fran

. >> reporter: in a job-challenged economy, virgil fisher is looking to hire, as the company he runs we-recycle! he runs we-recycle! expands. impressed by the ex-con grads of bard college's prison program who already work for him, he's looking to recruit more of them at woodbourne. this is the current crop of matriculants. >> don't lose sight about what this is all about. it's about business. it's about competing. it's about being able to win in a global economy. we hear all the time that when you go to prison, the only thing that you're learning how to do is to be a better criminal. and we have people who are coming out who are able to run supply chain, who are able to run human resources, who are able to do our settlements for us. >> reporter: fisher isn't targeting everyone behind bars. talent inside, he believes, is distributed just like outside: as a bell curve. >> you're going to have a group in the middle that is average and then you're going to have a group that is below average and then you're going to have a group that just rises to the occasion. and that's typically about

anna fisher still very involved right now. of course, we'll have live coverage if it happens of the morning launch. it is still scheduled now for 11:23. >>> next in sports, a great night turns pretty ugly at nationals park. >> right now, time for our question of the morning and a recent survey, what did most women say was the most annoying thing about their husbands? >> our facebook friend kimberly says definitely c, without a doubt. the seriously most annoying thing a grown man can do is stay on the flipping video games all day and all night. several consecutive days at a time. omg! >> leave your comments by visiting facebook.com/wusa9. we'll have the answer at 6:48.  >> we're looking at pretty impressive storms that could potentially come through the area late this afternoon and in the evening. as you're getting out the door today, this morning, looking at mostly cloudy conditions, still muggy. temperatures in the lower 80s by 9:00. the noon hour, around 84. maybe scattered storms by 5:00, definitely stormy conditions. we'l

jana and bill fisher, the first astronaut couple.they couldn't understand why anyone wouldn't want to wear a space suit. >> by golly, kid, you're going to be an astronaut. >> my dad applied to be an astronaut when he was 12 years old. this is the rejection letter which nearly 30 years later, he flew in space. but it was my mom who got the first flight. >> three weeks and counting. >> she was about to become the first mother in space. >> mommy is going to go on the space shuttle. this is our last night home. and i love you more than anything in the whole world. >> welcome to our preflight crew press conference. >> november 1984. it was the golden age of the shuttle program. challenger, the first shuttle disaster was still two years way. my parents knew the risks. that's why they made these movies, if they didn't come back, at least i would have this. >> say mommy, have a good launch! >> kristin is so excited. >> she's really up for it. >> kristin, lighten up. >> three, two, one and liftoff of "discovery." >> it was the first and only

our kristin fisher is live at cape canaveral for this historic mission and kristin also happens to bethe daughter of two astronauts. we saw some little cute bundle being put in a little space suit earlier today. so tomorrow's launch is really sort of a family affair for you, kristin? >> reporter: absolutely, lesli. both of my parents wanted to be astronauts pretty much from the time that they were born. in fact, get this, my dad actually applied to nasa when he was just 12 years old. they sent him a kind rejection later. nearly 30 years later he flew on his last space flight. my mom was in the first class of women selected to be astronauts back in 1978 and she was in the running to be the first woman in space until she got pregnant with me. now at least i'm happy to say that she became the first mother in space so i didn't totally rob her of any of those titles. but absolutely. growing up in a household where both your parents are astronauts i watched every single shuttle launch growing up. they woke me up in the middle of the night to make sure he didn't -- make sure i didn't miss it

on july 13, catherine fisher was shot dead in her car on annapolis street. she was not the intended target. but police say identifying the three east palo alto residents is helping them answer a lot of questions. >> one thing it does provide, some clarity, a little bit, right now. it is our belief, especially with the fisher murder, there were a lot of questions, was she the intended target. we do not believe. so we believe it was someone else inside the vehicle. based on the evidence. and so this is what we have so far with that incident. >> reporter: police are also looking into a fatal shooting from late sunday night. they don't know if it is related to the two other homicides but they are not ruling it out. last night, a 19-year-old latino male was shot dead in the back alley of the shopping plaza of east bay shore avenue. one of the store owners who not want to be identified says community leaders are urging community members to put an end to the violence by not taking revenge. >> don't take revenge. while we open doors, we can close, right? and they ke

>> eric fisher putting it all in perspective for us tonight, thanks. >>> still to come as we continue this sunday evening, bags and bags of freshly minted money just sitting around. why is a billion dollars going unwanted? >>> later, coming of age with the young wizard named harry. the story of a generation comes to an end. >>> here's an interesting question for you. do you have any of those dollar coins in your pocket? turns out that few people do. but they're costing taxpayers hundreds of millions. and tonight many are asking if those dollar coins still make sense. nbc's chief investigative correspondent lisa myers explains. >> reporter: for almost four years, the mint has been churning out one dollar coins bearing the image of presidents. more than 2 billion coins minted so far. honoring 18 presidents. george washington through ulysses grant. but the coins haven't exactly caught fire with the public. >> how often do you use dollar coins? >> never. >> nobody's ever heard of them. >> you can't really put them in things like vending machines. >> reporter: there's so little interest in

controversial and brilliant chess champion bobby fisher who grew up in a jewish family, but later inuse of mental illness became a raving antisemite and this is an amazing documentary playing today as well as in our other venues later on this week. >> there was a hollywood blockbuster. >> searching for bob i buy fisher. this is a documentary about the real bobby fisher. >> so this is the true story without the hollywood hype. >> someone who is an amazing genius and going mad. >> one thing we found interesting is you have venues all over the bay area. we are looking at palo alto and berkeley and here in san francisco. >> it's a movable feast so we start -- this weekend is running through thursday at the castro theater but we know that not everybody can come into the city or city all our films. >> or people don't want to drive in and park around here. >> exactly. so yeah, we move the festival starting next weekend to berkeley, palo alto and then we understand up in san rafael. but i have to say, kirk douglas tomorrow only at the castro theater at 1:00 and tickets are still available. i

we all love carrie fisher. seeing her -- >> jimmy: flame thrower. >> yeah. i saw after "star wars" when she was all feisty and a bit, like -- you know, she was in love, and it made me feel funny in my tummy because it wasn't princess leia but it was still her. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got you. yeah, yeah. >> sorry, sorry. just had to share. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. but there's a whole thing. did you ever meet her? >> i did. you know the funny thing was i queued up -- i lined up to meet her at comicon, like, you know, just as a fan, but i just finished signing myself for "shaun of the dead." so, i literally was, like, looking over to see where she was and signing autographs and got to the last one, and i'm like, thank you. and then walked over and joined the line to meet carrie fisher with a guy who just got my autograph. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: standing behind him. >> i was, like, "hi." >> jimmy: can i get a picture of this? >> i was like, i just paid 15 bucks! [ laughter ] but i went up and i said

kristen fisher with wusa covering history and a part of it at the kennedy space center in florida. so many people my age take the space shuttle program for granted and i used to be one of they will. i grew up five minutes away from the johnson space center in houston, texas and everyone in my neighborhood worked for nasa, including my mom and dad. >> you're going to go on a jet. jet, jet. >> reporter: it shouldn't be too surprising my very first word was jet. then came -- >> space shuttles and rockets. >> reporter: for christmas at 17 months old i got a toy airport set from santa. >> airport. >> reporter: and for halloween i was going to be an astronaut like it or not. that's because my parents were astronauts. my mother anna fisher, first mom to fly on the shuttle in space when i was 1-year-old. >> mommy is going to go in space, this is my last night home and i love you more than anything in the whole world. >> reporter: november, 1984, it was the golden age of the shuttle program, "challenger," the first shuttle disaster was still two years away, but my parents knew the risks, it

fisher gives the swedes a 1-0 deal. this is world cup women's soccer. abbey puts the u.s.a.the board. sweden wins 2-1. they do a dance. u.s.a. plays brazil sunday in the quarter finals. if you are planning ahead, olympic coverage, prepare for 2018. >> pyeongchang. [ cheers and applause ] >> south korea. they could lose nbc because of the tape delayed coverage. roll the human canon ball. the human canon ball. here he is. david smith has 11 children, 6 training to be human canon balls. he is 68. you can't look at it enough. the human canon ball.

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could learn more information today about two other murders in east palo alto. 19-year-old katherine fisher was shot and killed on july 13th and hugo chavez was killed on july 19th. today police will hold a briefing to announce three suspects who are believed to be connected to these two murders as well as crimes in colorado. >>> the chp investigating the cause of a fiery crash it happened on highway 1 in pacifica. a car flipped over then burst into flames about 11:40 last night. the person who was in this car was rushed to the hospital. we don't know their condition. the highway was shutdown for several hours while the police investigated. all the lanes are open again. they reopen add few hours ago. >>> a richmond man is recovering after being attacked by a bear in alaska. ktvu channel 2 reporter kraig debro just spoke to the victim's grandmother, kraig. >> reporter: yes, we did. i know they've probably been up most of the night trying to make sure their loved one is okay. the home is just a few minutes from here. i spoke to the grandmother of victor martin. he was victimized in this weeke

patti ann will tell people it is jenna fisher. >> that show has become universal. is it because everybody can identify with working in an office? or everyone enjoy when's someone stairs into a camera with a look at disbelief on their face? >> everybody enjoy itself when you look into the camera. you have done it several times already. i think everybody can identify working in an office or a work space where they deal with these different personalities they are forced into a small space with. everybody sympathizes having to work for a boss and whether you are the boss or the employee with having to make that balance of wanting to be everyone's friend, but at the same time wanting to be an authority figure, people identify with the show. i love it all the way around. i love the british version. i love the american version. i can't understand what the hell they are saying, but i love the afghan version. >> this show is the biggest cash cow in the world. you have to love that, don't ?u. >> it is impressive, but i think maybe they could spend a few extra dollars on the

. >> a memorial is being held for the fisher man killed in the tragedy. the only confirmed tragedy of the incident. he and group of friends were a board a charter furyk boat had when it capsized a week ago saturday. 36 people on board made it to shore safely but seven others are still missing. authorities officially called off the search for them but family members are promising to continue the effort. >> more than a hundred former employees at grocery store in the east bay area are suing the chain. some of the workers say the latino supermarket chain did not pay legal wages or provide lunch breaks. they say the company retaliated against them for trying to improve working conditions. the suit seeks back wages and attorneys' fees. the grocery store says they can't comment because they haven't seen the suited. >>> and students at san jose find out they are going to be housed in a hotel. letters were sent out saying they have more demand for on campus housing and so the university is putting them up in hotel rooms. students have the option of cancelling the

. >> a memorial is being held for the fisher man killed in the tragedy. the only confirmed tragedy of the incident. he and group of friends were a board a charter furyk boat had when it capsized a week ago saturday. 36 people on board made it to shore safely but seven others are still missing. authorities officially called off the search for them but family members are promising to continue the effort. >> more than a hundred former employees at grocery store in the east bay area are suing the chain. some of the workers say the latino supermarket chain did not pay legal wages or provide lunch breaks. they say the company retaliated against them for trying to improve working conditions. the suit seeks back wages and attorneys' fees. the grocery store says they can't comment because they haven't seen the suited. >>> and students at san jose find out they are going to be housed in a hotel. letters were sent out saying they have more demand for on campus housing and so the university is putting them up in hotel rooms. students have the option of cancelling the

ricker fisher. best wishes from all of us.ere's toby with gay traffic. >> jimmy: congratulations. i think all weddings should be done by lottery. i think it would greatly increase my chances of marrying miss barbra streisand. jennifer lopez made a lot of money last night. fresh off the announcement that she and her husband marc anthony are ending their seven-year marriage, she traveled to the ukraine to sing at a wedding. which, what a wonderful way for a young couple to start the rest of their lives together.. now, for your first dance together as husband and wife, please welcome three-time divorcee, jennifer lopez. [ applause ] and then larry king reads the vows and you really got something. jennifer lopez who was reportedly paid $1 million for the performance, or as marc anthony's attorneys are calling it, half a million dollars. the bride's father, i guess, is a billionaire. here's what i don't understand. he can afford to pay $1 million to get j. lo to sing at the wedding, he can't afford to have the wedding at any other

howard bernstein and kristin fisher who are both at the launch site, they'll be live with us later this morning. >> it is 5:11. local doctors may have found a way to fight one of the scariest forms of breast cancer. >> it is sports. the nationals offense explodes only though to watch their big lead evaporate. then at 5:14, get the rain gear handy. big-time storms are headed our way. [ female announcer ] welcome to busch gardens williamsburg, where d.c. goes to get away. maybe it's because washington d.c. loves the legendary coasters. or that your entire family will have fun, even the little ones. it could be that water country usa has more of the waves, slides and rides everyone wants. so plan your getaway and come play. you never know who you'll run into. get started at buschgardens.com/dc. >>> it is friday. we usually say no matter what happens, it is friday. it will be good but when it comes to weather today, it may not be so good. >> i'm concerned for potential for some dangerous weather later this afternoon and early evening. definitely listen up and listen closely. i think it will

[applause] [applause] lucky fisher travis, 17, is a youth supervisor with new ideas. he strives for greatness and also pushes and support this project leaders to envision britain is in themselves. -- greatness in themselves. [applause] [applause] michellechu, 17, is a committed youth board member and on the youth empowerment advisory board. she is a college-bound ambassador in march from mentor school, where she is a wonderful model tutor. michelle is a responsible and motivated later working to bring you up voice to her community. [applause] nataliegranados, 18, has been a leader in the grenada movement where she had been in the budget crisis and have bravely spoken at the bourse supervisors. she has advocated for sense of participation and funding to be restored to our city's quality youth programs. [applause] [applause] roblin bonner, 18, is an outspoken member of the youth leadership. roblin graduated from downtown high where she was a passionate role model and advocated for youth to be more engaged in the political process. [applause] [applause] -- 17, pawlenty f

. >> jon: go fightin' fishers. we're close to hitting the bullshit ceiling. why should we worry? >> jon, if we reach the point where the amount of bullshit exceeds the amount of actual things we will effectively default on reality. it's already started happening. >> if you want an abortion you go to planned parenthood. that's well over 90% of what planned parenthood does. >> trying to ask what he was talking about there. i just want to give it to you ver bait... verbatim. his remark was not intended to be a factual statement. >> did you see that? when jon kyl got called on his bullshit his response was to get angry at people for expecting something other than bullshit. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: in this time of crisis, why can't we just raise the bullshit ceiling? >> this isn't an arbitrary figure like the debt ceiling. this is real. and if we can't cut the bullshit, then there's only one solution: we as a nation need to start replacing shit with farts from our butt. >> jon: come on, jason. >> watch. factual assessments of reality- based truths. or farts, as they're called.

determine who is responsible to look into the us what is that is linked to a shooting of catherine fisher and the shooting of hugo chavez treated in a news conference the police chief announced that 21 christian fuentes, 19-year- old jaime cardenas and 24-year- old fidel silva are all persons of interest. they also believe that they committed a series of violent crimes. >>> we see the kind of violence and kind of danger. so we do not know whether or not it was used while alto. >> reporter: they were able to link the trio to the shootings because an anonymous tip back the community realize, we have had enough. >> reporter: homicides are up and achieve davis if he will be increasing their toes by 25%. >> and his latest have homicide detectives say surveillance video is from into the helpful -- and the latest homicide, detectives is a surveillance video was helpful. >>> police released the names today at two men that were over its debt and police say the shooting is gang-related. >>> approval he has now hired an attorney for years obtained opened defense attorney john burris. the medical exa

. >> reporter: san francisco state astronomer fisher helped produce pictures of the plot. she says when astronauts prepared it they pulled off the impossible. >> this is an ambitious project with so many tasks to complete. and yet they've gone all of this heroically. to me it's a curiosity for humanity. >>> how would you like to take a vacation in space? we'll tell you who's working on it an how saoápb they might be ready to take off. >>> and a bit later the man who became america's oldest astronaut at 77 years old. 3w4r57 plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap. care for your car. your kids will each take care of our class hamsters, lewis & clark. then i'll tell th