heather. heather: the occupied wall street -- the occupy wall street movement gaining more momentum. >> what started in new york less than a month ago now spreading to at least 25 cities, many protestors say they are in it for the long haul. >> it's exciting. i think it's the beginning of a revolution. there will be a lot more of us here. it will be cold, though. >> people don't usually do this! but it's time that the voice for the people be heard. >> it's about time that people finally stood up for the streets against what's happening on wall street. >> reporter: >> heather: the protests are spreading a couple of blocks from the white house. thron what happened there, a group storming the smis seasonnan air and space museum, they were blitzed with pepper spray by security guards, the museum shut down, reopening for visitors this morning. bill: on to 2012 now, jockeying for position in the race for that republican nomination, two key straw polls to talk about, herman cain was the big winner in

heather? >> heather: look at this.ntry, the cross roads of america filling up with protesters. this is a live look once again at times square in new york city. going on right now. members of occupy wall street demonstrating a day of action. they're gathering near a recruitment center to protest the wars in iraq and afghanistan. afterwards the group plans to occupy the subway, they say, and head back downtown to their home base, wall street. earlier today, the protesters marched on big banks in new york city. more than 20 people were arrested. >> gregg: some of them went after the chase bank branch, blowing horns, banging drums. banks got bailed out, we got sold out. then they went after citigroup banks. so they're hitting all the banks today. we'll keep track of it. >>> an occupy wall street videotape going viral. take a look at this. protester lying on his back screaming. the video appears to show a new york city police scooter rolling over his too. but the nypd released a statement about yesterday's incident. they sa

>> hi, heather.teral cease fire in the last few hours. they're trying to help the civilians that are trapped in the city and allowing them time to escape before they continue their offensive unless gadhafi forces give up. but they say if they don't give up, they intend to flatten the town now. they pushed in over the last week from the east-west and south to leave gadhafi's forces only a three-mile strip in the middle of the town now. they've also left a gap to allow civilians to pull out of the town. hundreds of cars have been trying to get out. people have been packed into these cars trying to get out of there today. we do understand from doctors on the ground that one of those cars that was coming out had a family of four inside and they were all killed. some reports on the ground suggest that it was, in fact, gadhafi forces firing mortars on to those vehicles. same there has been some -- same there has been some -- people have been trying to help people inside the town. doctors without borders ha

heather? >> heather: peter doocy in washington. gregg: a classic nor'easter is chugging up the east coast right now. this storm catching many in new york city by surprise. there is the radar picks. the big apple expected to get as much as three inches of snow which is incredibly rare in the month of october. some spots inland and to the north could see a whole lot more. we were going to go live to describe june in central park -- julie banderas in central park, but the weather is wreaking havoc on her equipment and she had to retreat. but the problem is many of the leaves have not fallen from the trees and it's technically autumn. >> heather: it's weighing down the limbs and falling on power lines. >> gregg: here is a picture outdoors and this sort of belies what's really happening there because it's not sticking to the ground, but it's stick to go trees. this is the tree or branch that fell in my yard from a neighbor's tree and took out our beautiful rose covered arbor. and there is another picture of it, too. by the way, if any o

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour. [ bag pipes playing ] >> heather: a public memorial service is getting under way for indy driver dan chel have done. you are looking at live -- wheldon. how they are celebrating his life in indianapolis. >> her man cain clarifying his message yet again. he is tweaking his famous -- tweeting his famous 999 overhaul. >> and private sector companies now taking on public works projects like building roads and bridges. what both sides could gain or lose straight ahead. >> gregg: dramatic history making history in the middle east. getting a mixed reaction from president obama's decision to withdraw american forces from iraq by the end of the year through nato and united states announcing the mission in libya is ending on october 31. reaction on iraq, here is steve in washington. >> reporter: republicans are on his decision to pull all combat troops by the end of the year. there were talk of several thousand troops remajors but in fact there will be few hundred. t

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> gregg: i'm grirg gregg jarrett. fox news learning about a new round of subpoenas going out. it was a botched gun tracking program known as fast and furiousous. >> heather: and occupy wall street protest setting off a new confrontation this between two house members. are these protestors part of a mob or a movement? we report and you decide. >> and brand-new developments in the search for the ten-month-old baby girl. parents are now setting up a reward fund hoping to generated new leads. in the meantime, investigators say the parents are once again cooperating with them. >> i'm not sure what was set up. i was told they are meeting with us and we think that is great. >> gregg: we begin with julie banderas who has been following the story. >> julie: after reestablishing cooperation with the parents, a meeting with them, police continue to search for baby lisa. this time in her parents' yard. armed with metal detecters, they scoured the front and

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news, millions of american face a freak snowstorm that brought heavy tree branches down and knocked out power to millions of homes. live with the latest. >> gregg: massive search underway for this little girl. police believe she went sleep walking in the middle of the night right out of a relative's home and haven't been seen since. >> and man arrested for his 12th drunk driving arrest. they are powerless to stop this type of repeat offender. >> gregg: we begin on the campaign trail. republican presidential candidates arguing over a number of controversial issues. all vying for a chance to move into the white house. right now herman cain is gaining momentum. steve is live in washington. steve, cain is number one in the latest iowa poll. how does he react? >> it's like his 999 plan for tax reform and it's resonating with recipe voters. >> i believe that i'm doing so well because i'm connecting with the people. one of the other misperceptions about my campaign is we just sta

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. this is brand-new hour. herman cain surging in the polls as well and doing well walking away with a second place finish but the results not so good for some of the big name candidates. doug is live. how surprising were the results or were they surprising? >> reporter: i think it's very surprising, indeed. a lot of people are walking around on the shell shock side. a fascinating thing about this both of perceived front runners, big money guys in the republican race finished very poorly. mitt romney and rick perry. other big surprise is ron paul the live and let live libertarian comes out on top on a group of very socially conservative republicans. here are the results. paul, 37%. cain, 23%. santorum, 16%, perry only 8% tied with bachmann. romney only 4%. gingrich, 3%. huntsman, zero and undecided got more than huntsman. asked about the surprise win, tony perkins had head of family research council, they said its testing crowd. there were a lot of young people. mitt romney was speaking on the auditorium, ron p

. >> i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour. hundreds of protestors out on the streets and some of america's biggest cities across the country angry at wall street and lack of jobs as the president prepares to hit the road again. >>> going, going, gone a lavish symbol of moammar khadafy repressive regime. >> heather: remembering the man with a moving ceremony today. >> a hurricane may have delayed this day. this is a day that would not be denied. for this day we celebrate dr. martin luther king, jr. return to the mall. >> gregg: a monument of stone honoring martin luther king, jr. transformed to a living memorial. kelly wright and joins us live. how are people describing what is certainly a historic day. >> reporter: they were saying this was a historic occasion. thousands of people coming to washington to attend the celebration of dr. king's life, dream and legacy. joyful crowd even going hand in hand as they sang "we shall overcome." a song that became the signature song during the struggle. as the song echoed throughout the s

evidence and heather denied that part.d saying, you know, but it was just a teenaged thing. that was heather's whole position. it wasn't serious. she didn't mean it. rod deserves to be in jail for what he did. it was wrong. it was horrible. i won't tell you that rod was a good person. but he's a passionate person. and if he thinks that he's taking care of somebody he cares about, he's going to act and then think. >> he knew his actions and he knew what effect would come from them. he knew, you know, the consequences. he just didn't care. >> it turns out the murder of the wendorfs maybe wasn't the first homicide rod ferrell witnessed. during our exclusive interview, rod ferrell made a startling admission. he says in murray, kentucky, as a child, he watched a human sacrifice organized by a network of devil worshippers. he first claimed knowledge of human sacrifice during his interview with detectives in 1996. today, he reiterates that, and tells us that the killing took place three miles southwest of murray, at a place calle

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour. hundreds arrested today, protesting right here in new york. we'll have a live report and find out if their ang are could be a reflection of how many main street americans feel about wall street and big government. >> gregg: we are hours away expected judgment day for amanda knox's murder conviction. >> and the first day in october, supreme court justices are back in the courtroom with healthcare reform bang on the dock yet. >> and shift in american strategy in using drones. u.s. military drone strike in yemen killing three people in on friday including the al-qaeda leader in yemen, anwar al-awlaki. drone is a deadly and very precise weapon in america's powerful arsenal. we could see a whole lot more of it in the near future. steve is live in washington with more on that. hi, steve. >> reporter: president getting his share and criticism in the wake of that drone attack that claimed the life of an al-qaeda operative, anwar al-awlaki. he is the american born cleric linked to terror attac

this is your choice, heather. if you want out right now, we'll make phone calls. where you went and you'll be safe. if you want to make the choice later, that's an option also. >> okay. >> definitely. >> all right. thank you, guys. >> unfortunately, the task force can see that heather is either too scared or too 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. so -- and then he says you're under arrest after he's on top of me. and i was like, get off me, 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. so 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 p

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so the couple legally adopted heather's baby.ey all have a lifelong bond. >> how will you explain to her her birth story? >> i will tell her how much i love her and that -- that i did this because i love her mom and dad and that she is forever going to bless so many lives and that she's here because of a bad choice that i made, but in hindsight it wasn't so bad. >> sandra endo joins us now live from kansas city. your piece mentioned this had been going on for a while and there were a number of babies produced and matched illegally with parents. what's going to happen to them? >> well, anderson, authorities were able to track down most of the babies produced in this scheme and they found that they are in loving homes. the intended parents, the surrogates and the babies produced from this scam are victims here. so they're not going to be punished and authorities say they're not going to take these babies from their new families. >> yeah. i've actually met a number of these surrogates involved in this, unbeknownst to themselves. wha

so the couple legally adopted heather's baby. have a lifelong bond. >> how will you explain to her her birth story? >> i will tell her how much i love her and that -- that i did this because i love her mom and dad and that she is forever going to bless so many lives and that she's here because of a bad choice that i made, but in hindsight it wasn't so bad. >> sandra endo joins us now live from kansas city. your piece mentioned this had been going on for a while and there were a number of babies produced and matched illegally with parents. what's going to happen to them? >> well, anderson, authorities were able to track down most of the babies produced in this scheme and they found that they are in loving homes. the intended parents, the surrogates and the babies produced from this scam are victims here. so they're not going to be punished and authorities say they're not going to take these babies from their new families. >> yeah. i've actually met a number of these surrogates involved in this, unbeknownst to themselves. what does

later, heather and her son moved in with jane and william in rockville. heather found out jane was murdered on the news. >> i just fell on my knees and screamed and called her on the phone and called her on the phone and called her on the phone. >> reporter: she was shocked to see her husband had been arrested. she's terrified for her son, william, still missing. >> she put a caption, will, dot dot dot, always a winner. >> he spent a decade in jail. when he got out, they would see each other from time to time. when lopez wanted to move in with jane, heather says jane resisted. >> at first, it was happy. she was happy. progressively, she would speak about his rudeness and attitude. >> reporter: jane told heather, lopez's relationship with william was changing. >> i believe the jealousy and anger and resentment came into play. >> reporter: a single mom working full time at a law firm. jane's whole life was devoted to william. >> what happened to jane is done. it is what it is. there's still a chance for william. there's still a chance. i'm not gonna stop an

>> reporter: yes, an exciting one last year. 41-40, heather. willow glen coming up on the short end of that one. they are now on offense. this is the first series of tonight's game. they are in the white jerseys coached by oscar cobolaro. they are the defending champions. so far this season they are 1-1- 1 because injuries have taken their toll. >> it is an unfortunate thing that we had the injuries that we had, significant positions but we are going to push forward and do the best we can. >> 16, he has done it all. 37 touches last year and on track just about that way again? >> yes. absolutely. he is a special kid. calm, cool, collective. he is a guy that does not let the pressure get to him. people around him know that, you know, he is just about success. >> they look at it being a high-scoring game? >> if it is a high scoring game i think it is in our favor. hopefully that happens. i think they will be responsive to some of the stuff we did last year. we will see what we can do. >> reporter: willow glen on offense. no score right now. willow

>> if his fears come true and doctors do leave vermont, heather could be left in bigger trouble. hard to believe considering her situation now. >> having to have my retired parents go back to work part time to make ends meet because of my situation is really difficult. >> as much as we talk about the policy changes in washington, there are real stories, obviously, behind all those numbers. we'll keep bringing them you to. >>> coming up, a woman hires a private investigator to check on her husband and turns her world upside down in a way she never expected. [ male announcer ] it's a fact: your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. and immune balance to help support your immune system. ensure clinical strength... helping you to bounce back. ensure! nutrition in charge! >>> catherine graves hired a private investigato

. >> for 42-year-old heather loufman, this is almost a daily ritual. >> they're unopened because i now just put them in piles. unopened. just talking about it i get emotional. if i open them and get reminded every time how much money i owe, it sets me back and then i don't do what i need do to take care of myself for that day. >> in february of 2008, heather was diagnosed with m.s. and ran up more than $80,000 in medical bills. bills her insurance company wouldn't cover. >> i'm less and less capable of taking care of myself physically. let alone fighting phone calls, letters, appeals, lawyers. i'm not taking it laying down, even though all i want to do is lay down. all i want is the luxury to just be sick. >> after hearing stories like heather's, the state of vermont took a radical step. in may, the governor signed a law setting up a fully government-run health care system for everyone. it's called single payer. dr. deb richter was one of the doctors who pushed it. >> if we have one payer with one set of rules, regulations, and one reimbursement, their administrative costs go down sign

later, heather and her son moved in with jane and william in rockville. she found out jane was murdered on the news. >> i saw williams little face on tv. i fell on my knees and screams and called her on the phone and called her on the phone and called her on the phone. >> reporter: she was shocked to see her husband had been arrested. she's terrified for jane's son, william, still missing. >> he was on the swim team. she put a caption, will dot, dot, dot, always a winner. >> reporter: when lopez said he wanted to move in with jane, heather says jane resisted. >> at first it was real happy. she was happy. progressively, she would speak about his rudeness and attitude. >> reporter: jane told heather the relationship with william, not his biological son was changing. >> i believe jealousy and anger and resentment came into play. >> reporter: a single mom working full time at a law firm. heather said jane's whole life was devoted to william. >> what happened to jane is done. it is what it is. there's still a chance for william. there's still a chance. i'm not

heather herman cain says well thirty didn't put in failed economic policies but loss rate seems to be one of the few that is doing better financially they got valid out but they still got their big bonus says there's no question that they influence decisions in washington doesn't make them doesn't make sense that protesters are angry at last very well i think that it makes sense that there is. a lot of unrest on both sides of the aisle you know you have to a lot of comparisons to tea party and occupy wall street or d.c. or los angeles or whatever you want to say because people are frustrated and let's not forget that the occupy wall street crowd has changed it started off kind of being a small group of anarchists and it's changed into with money from move on dot org and other liberal organizations have changed into a big left sort of rally so the demands of change and the direction is changed i think there are similarities and key party and occupy wall street in that we want change there needs to change we recognize that the question is is it bigger government or is it less government

heather and her son later moved in with jane and william in rockville. their boys were the same age. >> they started their first day of account account together and have been inseparable since. >> reporter: the two loved to play cowboys and indians, climb trees, and go to the beach. >> i'm scared. i'm scared for my son because i know it's going to affect the rest of his life. >> reporter: heather's son attends school in pennsylvania and doesn't know william was missing. >> i haven't told him yet. i just don't know how i'm going to. >> reporter: heather says she now plans to take a trip to her son's school to try to explain to an 11-year-old boy the unexplainable. in westminster, maryland, news 4. >>> heather dow says if and when there is a trial she will be there for every day of it sitting in the front row. >>> a college fair is going on at the d.c. convention center after an earlier session was forced to shut down early. nearly 12,000 students were evacuated after a fight broke out this morning. police say the fight only involved a small group but nobo

heather holmes has been tracking down information and joins us now live at police headquarters to tell us what happened. >> julie, right now police are looking for the man at the center of this domestic dispute that led to gunfire and concerns about the safety of this newborn. take a look at new, exclusive video. ktvu cameras were the only ones there as family members returned this 1-month-old baby girl to her mother safe and sound. there are still many questions tonight as this reunion happened just within the last 60 minutes. investigators are not releasing many details about what happened here on lyndon street in west oakland. here's what my sources are telling me about this developing story. around 7:30, some sort of domestic dispute was reported. at least one gunshot was fired inside the residence. no one was hurt. at that point, the gunman who place would only say has ties to this infant grabbed the newborn and took off. police arrived and searched the unit. about an hour later a tan suv pulled up in front of the home, and we watched as a yuck woman removed a car seat from the ve

heather holmes has been tracking down information and joins us now live at police headquarters to tell us what happened. >> julie, right now police are looking for the man at the center of this domestic dispute that led to gunfire and concerns about the safety of this newborn. take a look at new, exclusive video. ktvu cameras were the only ones there as family members returned this 1-month-old baby girl to her mother safe and sound. there are still many questions tonight as this reunion happened just within the last 60 minutes. investigators are not releasing many details about what happened here on lyndon street in west oakland. here's what my sources are telling me about this developing story. around 7:30, some sort of domestic dispute was reported. at least one gunshot was fired inside the residence. no one was hurt. at that point, the gunman who place would only say has ties to this infant grabbed the newborn and took off. police arrived and searched the unit. about an hour later a tan suv pulled up in front of the home, and we watched as a yuck woman removed a car seat from the ve

heather and her son later moved in with jane and william in rockville. their boys were the same age. >> they started their first day of kindergarten together and have been inseparable since. >> reporter: the two loved to play cowboys and indians, climbed trees, and go to the beach. >> i'm scared. i'm scared for my son because i know it's going to affect the rest of his life. >> reporter: heather's son attends school in pennsylvania. he doesn't even know william was missing. >> i haven't told him yet. i don't know how i'm going to. i just don't know how i'm going to tell him. >> reporter: heather says she now plans to take a trip to her son's school to try to explain to an 11-year-old boy the unexplainable. in westminster, maryland, news 4. >> stay with news 4 for continuing coverage of today's tragic discovery. we'll have live team coverage coming up at 6:00. stay up to date any time on nbc washington.com. >>> there is good news tonight for voters who drive in the district and forget to renew their car registration. you'll no longer be arrested and jaile

. >> reporter: all heather and her husband wanted was a baby.'t having success, they knew something was wrong. >> the doctor i was going to at the time was giving me the run around. >> reporter: she took matters into her own hand. she found a reproductive endocrinologist. he believed she has polscystic h hormone problems. >> there's no one specific thing you say. you test for this and they have a diagnosis. >> reporter: when he looked at her uterus, he found something troubling. >> scar tissue. >> it was biopsied and came back as cancer. i dropped to the floor. i was bawling. >> reporter: she had a tumor on her ute rouruuterus. >> when they said historectomy. >> reporter: she underwent close screenings for a year. last january, something happened. >> i hadn't been feeling great. i had been feeling nauseous. >> she figured it was the stomach bug and decided to take a pregnancy test. the test was positive. when she least expected it, she was finally expecting. >> heather's fertility problems probably saved her life. she had an evaluation and this

no i would say absolutely no i would say that you know as the american dream that heather mentioned is a nightmare for most americans which is why so many people have been coming into the streets you know the when this country was founded on a system of capitalism under system of slavery really you know the gap between the rich and the poor since that point has constantly been growing and now we're at the biggest gap between the rich and the poor ever in u.s. history this is a crisis that is global and that it's hitting every single capitalist country in the world showing that it systemic it has nothing to do with how that individual governments are running their capitalist country even you know bush walk on a mission and pro-capitalist economists will talk about the boom and bust cycle of capitalism this is the crises like the one that we're in today are built into this system of capitalism cannot exist without these crises and every time there's a crisis there are tens of millions of people who lose their livelihoods who were kicked out of their homes who lose their jobs for no other

. >> reporter: heather came home in the first grade and told her mom she was going to marry her classmated love of her life greg harpen. he proposed to her with a blue plastic dinosaur ring. >> i guess i came home and i told mom, i'm going to marry him. >> heather and her family move from massachusetts and new york. she and craig lost touch. fate was about to lend a hand after 14 years, the pair recreanted in a chanced meeting. >> i came back to dean college for school. my parents out and we went out to dinner. and bumped into greg's mom. i gave her my e-mail address -- >> and then i decided to e-mail her at that point. >> reporter: the two recorrected and rekindled their childhood promans. >> after about two years. i decided that i definitely wanted to take it to the next level. >> reporter: naturally she was willing and ready to trade her blue sign sar ring for the real thing. >> i said yes right away. absolutely. i made up my mind in first grade. >> reporter: they always knew they would end up together, their families couldn't be happier. >> this is pretty unbelievable. i kind of knew

good evening, i'm heather holmes. >>> and police say they're looking for at least two gunmen who opened fire at the end of an unauthorized warehouse party in the city's industrial area. ktvu has more information on the triple homicide. >> reporter: well, we have just learned police have not received tips in this case. this is where the shooting happened right here in the parking lot. we do know tonight that the three young people shot and killed aged in range from 23- 16. tonight, we learned more tonight from the man whose father wants justice. this was the picture pointed out to us, he came to the tattoo party here in the industrial park. it was late, she stayed until the party was over. but then there was gunfire. >> right now the information that we have is that the victims were -- possibly surprised by what happened, and the suspects ran in an unknown direction. >> reporter: she was not the only victim when the bullets hit her father's dark green explorer. a person close to shanice said she was gunned down with two friends, alfred and northington. we learned that she ehad been accep

what were you thinking when you saw this, heather? >> exactly the same. i try not to have that reaction it shouldn't happen in america, right, because in fact neither should the kind of latin america type of inecaught with a or police brutality that happens with alarming regularity in communities of color. then you see the video and particularly the large scale of it. you know, thousands of protesters in the streets and then a really military style intervention on the citizens of this citizen's residence of a community that police are supposed to be serving and protecting. to do what? combat gang violence. combat a crime ring? into a peaceful protest was broken up for what looked like to be fatal mass violence. >> what was interesting about that, i think maybe it's not an easy separation between what is a major crime ring and the tactics we take to break up that crime ring and the same sort of tactics we employ to break up a peaceful protest. we accepted a certain level of militarization in our cops for a long time. this is a long train ride of this. i wa

heather, it fell to 7%. because republicans found somebody else, fell in love with somebody else or they got frustrated waiting so long and said, not waiting for you? >> i think it's very clear from the begin, when sarah palin does something she does it big. if she was really going to run ploefts republic most republicans thought she would have declared now. it's only natural they kind of took her at the signal she was giving. >> and, ed, talking about this, earlier, if you're one of the other candidates for president, does any of them not want her endorsement? let me ask that way. >> absolutely not. i think every one of them would want her endorsement. you may play it differently, you may play at different state but was you want her to be supportive of you. still a big role in the tea party. the tea party's an entity without a de facto lead somewhere she could become the leader of the tea party and be a powerful force in politics in america. >> do you see any any way at all her being i dissentful voice, let

heather childers explains the four possible outcomes she could hear in her fight for freedom.y morning.... the fate of an american jailed in italy could be sealed.knox says: "it is a very stressful time right now, i mean she is 24 years old and she could be looking at the rest of her life behind bars."amanda knox has already spent the last four years jailed...serving a 26 year sentence for the 2007 murder of her british roommate, meredith kercher.knox says: "i find it difficult to believe how you can consider somebody guilty when they are not even in the room where meredith lost her life." knox's ex- boyfriend is also awaiting this appeal verdict...he received a 25 year sentence. during rebuttal on friday, the prosecutor made a jab at the american legal system, saying knox is lucky that italy does not have the death penalty. as the court sees it...there are four options:(fs)one...the court could uphold the conviction, ordering her to serve the remaining 22 years of her sentence.two....the court could áincreaseá knox's sentence to life in prison....italy's toughest sentence.thr

heather and ken, there is that clean cloud for thursday that will reflect at least a chance, a slighthance of light showers for this weekend. it's been great. still looking pretty good tomorrow. >> thank you, mark. >>> well, today temperatures that didn't stop snowboarders from having a little fun. and that is having fun in san francisco. more than 20p and coming professional snowboarders took part in the city's first urban snowboard showdown. this afternoon from the steps of city hall, the boarders are competing for $10,000 cash fries. previously the 5-year-old event only happened in seattle. >>> speaking of snow, ski season came early this year in the sierra. boreal opened one of its lifts again tomorrow. the resort official life opened up yesterday making this the shortest span between ski seasons in the resort's history of the they planning to open up against next weekend. we should know note that the resort got a start to the season with manmade snow. >> it's college football saturday and we'll have the highlights coming up in sport. >> and the nfl works with a special group of p

. >> we want to move along, heather from texas via skype.d morning, heather. >> good morning. >> what is your question? >> my husband and i have debt on two credit cards. one of the cards carries the lower balance and a 9.99% rate. the other card has about a few thousand dollars more and 8.99% rate. the difference in the interest per month is only about $20. so our question is do we pay more towards the higher balance or do we do the even split that we've been doing between the two cards? >> that's a good question. >> we get this all the time. super simple answer actually and not what most people say. most say pay the highest interest rate. pay minimum payments on all cards and add the money to the smaller card. the reason is you'll pay off the smaller card faster and by paying off one of your cards faster you avoid the risk of late fees, over limit fees or annual fees in your case the interest rate is almost identical so focus on the smaller card, pay that one first and make no payment on the other card. >> to the phone lines, christine cal

. >> evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne and we begin tonight with double-murder suspect air bassler has been killed by authorities. the mendocino county sheriff's office holding a press conference that was to start at 6:00, but we have been told it's delayed for a few minutes. and once it begins we'll go to fort bragg live. >>> onto other news and three people are dead tonight after a particularly violent car crash that happened near the nimitz freeway in oakland. kiro-7's eric savidge is live in san leandro to explain why police were chasing this car when this accident happened. >> well, investigators say that the people in that car stole falcon this food max store, but when an officer tried to stop the car in apartment, the driver took off and head towards the freeway that is just a block or so away from here. headed north on 880 towards oakland. police were in pursuit and minutes later there was a deadly crash. the violent crash currentled this 1990 buick sedan, the car slammed into a concrete divider and burst into flames. three people inside were killed on impact, o

his marriage and divorce to heather mills was front page news for the tabloids.his time, things appear differently. >> stella was famously anti-heather mills from the beginning. paul has his support with regard to his relationship with nancy. >> reporter: paul is set to show all you need is love and a little patience to find happiness again. well, jenna, a flurry of excitement earlier when paul and nancy got in a vehicle and left. they returned shortly after, no sign of them just yet at the registry office. but there are some interesting details about coming out in the papers here. it said that beatrice, the 7-year-old with heather mills will be the only bridesmaid and flower girl, only about 30 people. and paul mccartney will serenade his new bride with three songs "let it be," "let me roll it" and one he penned just for the special event. >> you can manlyin gimagine get serenaded by paul mccartney? paul accompanied nancy shevell, who is jewish to a you synagogue last night. where she received a blessing. no word on whether they went for yom kippur services yest

good morning, heather. guest: good morning. caller: i questioned your nonpartisanship but i just have a couple other items i want to run over real quick because i know your time is limited. i'd like to know -- i'm on there reviewing your website and i don't see any disbursement of the funds and whap your pay is individually. the other thing -- and what your pay is individually. the other thing is the staff. you mentioned about 10 people on staff. you're the only one that has somewhat logical biography. the other people are too cool to mention where they've been. and the fellow before me talked about voter suppression. do you as an organization see voter responsibility as far as voter fraud, people coming in and either voting twice in the event that students can vote where their parents live as well as if they're down in texas, you had mentioned on the texas vote that vase -- says student i.d.'s are no longer required. just going through it over and over. i wonder how many christian organizations are gathering that you go to bec