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. >> heather: i'm heather childers. tensions running high following the unintentional burning of the quran. they say the hole but books were burned after they found secret messages inside of them. an apology from president obama doing little to stop the violence. >> gregg: con ser streaming live from afghanistan with the very latest. >> reporter: this crisis has been building all weekly. it has not leveled off. they are taking a tragic turn. two discuss were killed today. they were working at headquarters here in kabul. they are trying to locate the gunman and find out why he shot these two u.s. soldiers but they think it's linked to anger over the burning of qurans earlier in the week. u.s. military is staying tight-lipped for details but what we hear, this was a member of the afghan police force that was working with u.s. troops in kabul sand very angry about the burning of the quran. this type of violence is unheard of in kabul. we have other cases where soldiers have been attacked by afghan soldiers and police offic

. >> heather: welcome, i am heather childers.he political action conference wrapping up in washington, d.c. and the straw poll could shape what has been very unpredictable race. a win for romney could be what he is looking for. a santorum on the other hand could add more momentum to his campaign after his three victories on tuesday. doug mckelway has the very latest. exciting day, doug. >> reporter: good evening to you. we know that the voting closed down at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. we know that the votes have been tabulated. the official results are expected to be released at 4:15. very good chance that fox news will get a heads up and i've got my blackberry ready to go if it comes in. we'll bring it in to you as it happens. while the crowd is waiting, they were entertained by one of the most impressive speakers, impressive by the crowd reaction. he is not a united states citizen but she british citizen by the name of daniel hannon. he implored this crowd that the united states is the last bastion of limited government and he i

. >> heather: i'm heather childers.he is most celebrated singers of our time and the world said goodbye to legend whitney houston. we'll show you some of tributes. >> gregg: plus new reports of a iranian admiral speaking out as warships go on the move. where they may have been headed and what it means for the showdown over iran's suspected nuclear program. >> heather: rick santorum raising the stakes and about president obama's commitment to christianity as he prepares for a very important michigan primary. >> heather: on the campaign trail, where the romney and santorum are trading intense jabs on earmarks. questioning romney's success with the salt lake city olympics and romney is striking back. doug mckelway, it sounds like it's will go ling no no signs of letting up? >> he has been under intense attacks. here is an example. >> the sides of the federal government doubled during his time in office. by the way, he voted to raise the debt ceiling five different times without compensating cuts. he a big proponent of earm

i'm heather childress.ng the news this hour, new developments unfolding around iran's nuclear program today. more military exercises under way in tehran. as iran's leaders announced they are cutting off oil shipments to some countries. >> a gruesome new discovery on long island adding to a murder mystery that have police hunting down a possible serial killer. we're live with that report. >> unemployment numbers are down and the stock market is inching higher but gas prices are skyrocketing upward. is the economic recovery real? or an illusion? >> but first, a fox news alert. a deadly avalanche killing at least two people in washington state. sheriff's officials are reporting that at least two people are dead and another eight people are missing. it's in an area called stevens pass. that's in the cascade mountains. that's about 90 miles east of seattle. happened just after noon local time. deputies say the deaths occurred in an out of bounds area near a popular ski resort. at the northwest weather and avalan

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour, horrifying scenes out of syria. reports of a government crackdown turning increasingly deadly. now wait until you hear what the u.n. is not doing about it and why. >> gregg: a change of hearts from the komen foundation saying it will continue to fund planned parenthood, but this the end of all the backlash? >> heather: and a wrong number turns out to be a lifesaver. we'll explain how. >> gregg: we begin with a fight for nevada going on right now. voters gathering across the state for the caucuses there. mitt romney hoping to keep up the moment after cruising to victory in the florida primary given his strong track record in the state of nevada he could be in the driver's seat. in the meantime, his republican rifles may be looking down the road to the next round of political contests. ron paul campaigning in minnesota. rick santorum in colorado. for his part, newt gingrich is staying out of the spotlight even predicting that today really a battle for second place. john roberts is live in las vegas. john, is the outco

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour.... [ gun shots ] iranian muscle fleblgsing on the hay seas on whether israel may launch an attack to stop it's nuclear program. we'll have a live report zbloog. >> gregg: dramatic rescue caught on tape. deep in the oregon forest, a family lost for days very thankful with the u.s. coastguard. >> heather: plus only the young and beautiful need apply. and gregg jarrett. and fancy new casino has the right to discriminate based on looks. >> gregg: we begin with the republican race. it is certainly picking up steam as we look ahead to three big contests on tuesday. meanwhile, mitt romney celebrating a big win last night in the nevada caucuses. but we're still waiting to hear the total results from nevada's biggest county and who came in second place. john roberts have been covering it live in las vegas and probably been up all night long. john, this seems odd we don't have the final tally, what is going on there. >> reporter: it feels like we have been transporte

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour, mitt romney is winning is he finally gaining clout with conservatives or is it divided support between santorum and gingrich? >> gregg: new fallout over the white house religious freedom and contraception. we'll get a live report from washington. >> heather: miracle rescue after a deadly avalanche. incredible story will you want to see coming up. >> gregg: we begin with a very sad story. new details unfolding in the shocking death of whitney houston. pop and soul music superstar found dead in a beverly hills hotel room yesterday afternoon. she was 48 years old. her death happening on the eve of the music industry's biggest night. grammy awards. organizers now making some last minute changes to the ceremony to honor her. houston's family has just released this statement saying, quote, we are devastated by the loss of our beloved whitney. this is unimaginable and we will miss her terribly. we appreciate the outpouring of love and support from friends and fans

evidence and heather denied that part. to rod saying, you know, but it was just a teenage 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

it just felt like it was coming so fast. >> heather has only one option. must outrun the avalanche before it steamrolls over her. >> go, go, go, go, go! straight straight straight! >> the only thing that i even thought of doing was pointing my board, pointing it straight. i was not going to sit down, i was not going to fall. >> i could hardly see heather at that moment. i was terrified. all i could think was please, please make it, heather. >> at the bottom of the mountain with his camera trained on heather, ben looks on in horror. >> when she dropped in and the avalanche triggered, it went from riding as high as you can be to instant fear. >> if heather falls, disaster is all but guaranteed. >> straight, straight! >> but heather has set her mind on making it down the mountain. >> i didn't have time to worry. i just knew that the mountain was coming down. you just went into survival mode almost. >> incredibly heather's able to build up enough speed and get down the hill, leaving the snow mass behind her. >> i outran this avalanche. and i just remember my f

america's future also runs an annual gathering of progressive called take back the american dream heather mcghee is the director of demos his office washington office demos the mouthy most yeah but i have to heather is also de deputy public policy director for domestic and economic policy on the two thousand and eight john edwards for president campaign and she coauthored a chapter on retirement insecurity in the book inequality matters the growing economic divide in america and its poisonous consequences leo hindery is the chairman of the economic growth smart globalization initiative at the new america foundation and a member of the council on foreign relations leo is currently an investment investor in media companies and is the former c.e.o. of telecommunications and liberty media and their successor eighteen t. broadband natalie foster is the co-founder of rebuild the dream an organization focused on strengthening working families by creating good jobs and making sure that all americans pay their fair share of taxes natalie was pivotal in organizing more than nine hundred house meeti

heather's direction and leadership during the past two election cycles rock the vote built new tools and refined best practice for engaging young voters setting the high voting levels. prior to rock the vote she directed young voter strategies a nonpartisan partnership with the graduate school of political management at the george washington university n 2004, she served as national field director for the student prg's, the largest nonpartisan grassroots effort ever undertaken to mobilize young voters. she received a ba in public policy from duke university. we have asked heather to come speak tos us today more specifically to talk about how we can have voter out reach with rock the vote and young voters and before she comes up, i would like to speak more specifically about the partnership that the state of iowa has put together with rock the vote, with the caucuses on january third, we had an event called rock the caucus, we brought it to a high school in des moines, we went you out of our way to print t-shirts and make it a more special event from them. i'll show you, all the kids

her name is heather. she's from colorado.on student who loves to travel. hi, heather. how are you doing tonight? >> i'm great. >> oh, that's fantastic. you ready to meet your match? >> yes. i think so. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. great. [ laughter ] >> let's see who hearts cupid's arrow will strike tonight. go ahead and ask your first question, heather. >> okay. contestant number one, what's your idea of a romantic evening? >> oh. how you doing, girl? [ laughter ] my idea of a romantic evening is any one that ends with us getting it on. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. no, no. i'm kidding. but, i'm serious. [ laughter ] our day would start off with you coming to pick me up at my auntie joan's house. we go get some curly fries after we talk to my auntie. i check them feet out and make sure your toes are right. [ laughter ] they got to be right. if they pass the test -- if they pass the toe test then we go back home, i.e., to my auntie joan's house. and do we what we do. ha, ha, ha. intercourse. >> ha, ha! [ laughter ] wow! interesting answe

back in 2001 when heather mills and sir paul mccartney were dating heather says they had a fight and that's when she realized something strange was going on. >> turned my phone off because he kept calling all the time. it was very stressful. in the morning when i woke up there were many messages but they weren't where they normally would have been. but i didn't think much of it. i thought i must have pressed a wrong button. >> reporter: 25 messages from paul begging forgiveness. at one point, yes, singing. ♪ we can work it out >> reporter: it did work. all was well until, mills said, she got a call from a reporter. >> he said, look, heather, we have heard you and paul had an argument. i have just heard a message of him singing on the phone to you, asking for forgiveness. i said, there is no way that you could know that unless you have been listening to my messages and he laughed. >> reporter: five years later when the couple's marriage turned bad and so did the press, in every detail of what ended in a nearly $50 million divorce, piers morgan, now with cnn but once editor of news of

heather? >> another major story developing in the middle east. syria holding a referendum on a new constitution despite growing unrest. activists say dozens of people have been killed by government troops and this is just today. the international red cross announcing it is no longer able to safety evacuate civilians out of syria. state tv says the new constitution will usher in reforms. the west along with several arab nations have dismissed the vote as a sham. coming up in the next hour, world affairs contributor dominik dinatale will bring us the latest from lebanon. >>> six americans in egypt accused of using illegal foreign funds to fuel public unrest. the new hearing will take place in late april. sam lahood, the son of u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood is among those facing charges. leland vitter has more from jerusalem. leland? >> the most interesting thing that happened today inside the courtroom is who didn't show up. none of the americans accused by the egyptian government cam

making heather peters a nightmare for honda. but a hero for those who feel overpromised. >> i've gotten e-mails from people with all different kinds of cars. >> reporter: heather's take, nearly $10,000, the amount the judge says she paid for extra gas. honda says it will appeal. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and still ahead, we'll tell you what the supermodel is asking family and friends to do for her super bowl husband tonight. the best part of any great meal? delicious gourmet gravy. and she agrees. with fancy feast gravy lovers, your cat can enjoy the delicious, satisfying taste of gourmet gravy every day. fancy feast. the best ingredient is love. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important to get financial advice from people who share your military values. for our free u

under heather's direction and leadership during the past two election cycles. breast practices of continued edge gaugement of new voters, setting the highest voter registration in both mid temple and -- prior to rock the vote, ms. smith founded and directed young voteer strategies, a nonpartisan strategist and partnership with the glooj wall school of political mblgt at the george washington university. in 2004, she served as national field director for the new prgs. it rocks the vote, and young voters, and before she comes up, speak more specifically about the departments that the state of iowa has put together with rock the vote w the caucuses we had a great event called rock the caucus. we brought to it a high school in des moines. we had 600 kids there, we actually went out of our way to print t-shirts to make it a more special event for them. and i'll just show you, so all the kids got a t-shirt. we had michele bachmann, ron paul, rick santorum and the romney boys all come and speak. it was a great event and i think it was a great way to show h how -- inco

her name is heather mcgee. listen. >> i turned 30 last year, which puts me at the very start of the millenial generation. we are known for our sense of entrepreneurship, our volunteerism, our tolerance of diversity, and for being the first generation in american history to not do better than their parents. and that was clear before the wall street banks crashed the economy and left our generation to graduate into the worst job market since the great depression. >> as we've been reporting in our series on winner-take-all politics, the millenials grew up in the years when croney capitalists and powerful officials in washington rewrote the rules of the economic game to favor the relative few at the top over everyone else. that collusion brought devastating results from the financial crash four years ago to the greatest inequality in america since the great depression of the 1930s. our economy stopped working for everyday americans. so this generation of young people faces a stacked deck. they will find it tough to

citi, none of them heather hardy, a folk hero. [applause] >> she is already standing, so we cannot get her to stick out. heather was ceo of techcrunch, the company that announced 90% of these companies -- they announced their existence. techcrunch is the fabric of technology here in san francisco. heather just less rigid left the company and agreed to take the volunteer position as vice chairman of s.f. citi. before that, she was at news corp. and went to harvard business school. we are not holding out against her. in the meantime, we have an executive search going on for an executive director. in the meantime, it is important for everyone here to know that we have five people working full-time already for s.f. citi in an interim capacity. judge ginsburg, brian brokaw, alex turk, kelley oil and, and the sixth wheel is takes after stain. i do not know anyone at "the chronicle." however, this team is very well connected, they do their job and produced this great article today with "the chronicle." we are in good hands with the day t

country i'm joined in the studio by robert borsak co-director of the campaign for america's future heather mcghee director of deimos his washington office leo hindery chairman of the economic growth smart globalization initiative at the new america foundation and a member of the council on foreign relations natalie foster co-founder of the rebuild the dream organization and from the university of california berkeley former labor secretary robert reich so welcome back so far we've looked deep into the abyss into which the american people are plunged in two thousand and eight in the really scary prospects for countries of conservative ideology prevails going forward so let's shift gears now and focus on solutions that could actually work in the novel idea what's going to take to turn our economy around what's it going to take to rebuild the military the middle class and create greater opportunities for all of us moving forward so to kick start this conversation to play a video made by natalie your organization rebuild the dream here take a look at this. project for the american dream has. al