heather: at least. bill: at least. heather: you'ryou're like 12. heather: absolutely. just really brilliant. bill: nicely done, the prodigy. the democratic leader of the senate doubling down on a tax against mitt romney not only has the obama team not distanced themselves from the comment listen to this. >> it was governor romney's father that gave out 12 years of tax returns that said one year can be misleading. why don't they put this to rest? what is it that he is hiding. bill: in a moment john senunu responds to all of this after the break. heather: a new analysis of the president's healthcare plan means your healthcare at work will cost you more, and guess who will pay for that? bill: siegel is in the house on that. two women survive a terrifying situation while they were out shopping. >> the guy panned around, there was me and another woman and he told her to -- he told us to get to the back of the store and get down, and he -- he grabbed the cashier by the throat and had the gun to her, and he walked her back by the shoes. 0 and i'm here to tell homeowners that

heather: i'm heather.ll leave and view the damage from hurricane isaac, that trip after a riveting acceptance speech that brought the crowd to its feet. here are a few highlights for those who missed it. >> the america we all know has been the story of becoming one. uniting to preserve liberty, uniting to build the greatest economy in the world. uniting to save the world from unspeakable darkness. everywhere i go in america there are monuments who list those who have given their lives for america. there is no mention of their race, their party affiliation or what they did for a living. [cheers and applause] >> if i'm elected president of these united states i will work with all my energy and soul to restore that america, to left our eyes to a better future. that future is our destiny. that future is out there, it is waiting for us. our children deserve it, our nation depends on it. the peace and tproed ofpl the world require it, and if wour help we will tkhreuf it. le deliver it. let us begin that future t

heather: i'm heather childress if nor marth for martha maccallum.publicans considered to be on mitt romney short list. rob portman of ohio. tim pawlenty, marco rubio, and paou paul ryan. march mary catherineham editor at large for hot news.com joins us. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. heather: there seems to be two schools of thought. be careful or daring. what do you think he should do? >> here in washington of course in the political press we all have master degrees and tea leaf reading which is pretty much what this is. i would say the romney campaign has been pretty good about stringing us all along. it's an exciting storyline, people want to talk about it and they are very happy to oblige them by showing up on the stump with various candidates who might end up being the vp. there are two schools of thought. i think the interview he gave last night mentioning that he wanted somebody with a real vision, and communicating that he wants this to be maybe a contrasty hrebgs suggested to the experts tea leaf readers around here that he might be r

welcome. >> heather: i'm heather childers.ms that it has a missile that can strike with pinpoint precision, sea and land targets. we will have an in-depth report about what this means for our forces in the region and our allies. >> kelly: a trial years in the making, drew peterson faces a jury in the murder case charging him with killing his third wife. judge jeanine pirro joins with us how the trial is going so far. >> heather: some of america's top drivers are making a special effort this weekend to get out the word about two iowa girls missing for over three weeks. we begin with this fox extreme weather alert. upper midweeks the threat of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes are not out of question. a high fire danger across oklahoma. firefighters gaining control of a wildfire there, but not before it destroyed 56 homes, forced evacuations and burned thousands of acres. >> i don't want to lose my home. i don't want my neighbor to lose his house. that's his house there. that's his rental property. it's going. they've been work

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour, a fox news exclusive, our own jennifer griffin has just landed in afghanistan with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. one-on-one interview with the general when she joins us live coming up. >> gregg: this police captain and devout christian is suing his department after he says he was punished for refusing to go to a mosque for a mandatory cultural event. our legal panel weighs in. >> heather: remembering the 9/11 fallen, traveling to ground zero to pay their respects. >> we begin with the race to the white house. democrats and republicans fine tuning their campaigns in the run-up to the party convention. red hot debate over medicare shows no sign of letting up with 79 days left until voters pick the next president. it's anybody's game. latest rasmussen poll gives president obama a very narrow edge over governor mitt romney leading by two points is 45-43. steve is live with more. the issue of medicare continues to be in the spotlight. what is new on

. >> heather: i'm heather chill determination. we're getting new reaction from stunned parishioners. there was a terrifying scene of a gunman opening fire before services, one man saying his uncle is among the wounded. >> as far as i know my uncle has died. he was shot and he was down for a while and the hostage situation. right now he is in the hospital apparently in the hospital with a light wound. i'm not sure what his condition is. we're waiting to see, my aunt to make sure she got out safely and the kids that are in there. we're waiting to hear and update on his status. at least he is out and not as horrible of a gunshot wound we were worried about. we have services on thursday but sunday is the biggest one, sunday morning where a few hundred of us actually come together and pray. unfortunately this situation the gunman came earlier than when most people come. i think relatively damages were limited. it happened an hour or two later. god knows how many people would be hurt or dead. ion't want to think about it. >> heather: po

heather? >> heather: thank you, peter. obama and romney campaigns offering differing views on how to combat high gas prices in the future. we will break down both of their plans for you straight ahead. gregg? >> gregg: extreme weather for hundreds of firefighters battling those wildfires across the west. now some evacuees in washington state and california being allowed to return home if they have homes to return to. crews are hoping to have one fire in washington fully contained by tomorrow. in the meantime, some residents in rural idaho are also being chased out by wildfires, told to get out of their homes and head for safety. >> heather: it is just the opposite problem in southern california. torrential downpours, weather triggering flash flood warnings, forming dangerous mud slides in parts of san concern dino and riverside counties. drivers are being warned to use caution. residents told to stay clear of any storm runoff. maria molina is live in the fox weather center with more on this. hi. >> hi. good to see you. we

>> thanks for having me heather.t's an amazing day in virginia with the unveiling of our vice president and our ticket coming out here in the number one battleground state in the country. we are excited and we're pretty fired on up. >> heather: what strengths specifically do you think congressman ryan brings to the table? >> paul ryan brings ideas, energy and real intellectual firepower to take on the issues that are facing our country right now. these are tough times in america. tough times around the world. he needs serious sober leaders who can help put a real plan together to guide our nation out of this economic morass. >> heather: he is the money man for republicans. what about foreign policy, is that considered a weakness by the campaign and how do you overcome that? >> he has been in the arena in washington 14 years. he had seen on bipartisan level as one of the brightest most affable and able leaders we have in our nation. i think this is going to be a campaign based on ideas and issues with serious issues f

i'm rick foul balm. >> heather: i'm heather childers.ng up the political world with the addition of paul ryan. they are not wasting any time going after president obama. listen to this. >> president obama with his party firmly in control first two years had everything pass in the law that he wanted. now, we're living under those policies. now, we're witnessing a nation in debt, further in doubt, deeper into despair. now, we're seeing a country where after the recession so-called recovery is the worst we've seen in 70 years. unemployment above 8% the entire time. >> heather: and now with more on all the big happenings today that have been following the story, carl cameron. >> reporter: we're on our way to menassus for the third and final stop with running mate paul ryan. during the first two outings lots of boisterous enthusiasm as well as from mitt romney that has backed a little juice from his presence on the trail. there is no question they will try to specify the day to day attacks. what whether paul ryan, he made it very clear they a

those places are not sacred i don't know which other places are not safe. >> heather: this is heathere air here, too. do you have live in the community? do you live in the community as well and do you go to the temple? >> i go over there but i live farther away. i don't live in the community. >> gregg: best information you have on your uncle is what? >> he is in critical condition and they took him to the hospital and i haven't heard anything from them. >> heather: you were at work when you received the call? >> yes. >> heather: that your uncle was hospitalized. what did they say to you and who called you? >> i talked to my brother. he was there. people came and told me your brother was on the news. this happened at the temple. so i called them and asked him what is going on. that is all i came to know. at that time, they were not letting go anywhere. so the last thing i talked to him was like two hours ago. he said uncle was in critical condition and they took him to the hospital. that is the last i heard. >> gregg: majik, thank you very much. best wishes to all of you. thank you ver

i usually say that. >>. >> heather: welcome back.ime for a quick check of the headlines, a huge fire burning in london. they are calling the biggest blaze in years. it is officially contained. it's 7 miles from the olympic park where closing ceremonies are being held right now. event is not being affected and skuatsd now under investigation. >> dolphins receiver, chad johnson, he is released from a florida jail on $2500 bail. he is charged with domestic violence after his wife accused him of head but the go her during an argument. >> billy graham was admitted to a hospital in north carolina. he is being treated for an infection thought to be bronchitis. >> kelly: paul ryan has joined the republican ticket his budget plan is back in the spotlight. how does the country's debt negatively impact americans and which class of taxpayers does it hurt the most? here is ed rowkouski. the national dead continues to rise. what impact will have it on the country but every household in america? >> i'm really happy we're talking about this. i don't

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. governor romney shaking up the political world with the addition of paul ryan. they are not wasting any time going after president obama. listen to this. >> president obama with his party firmly in control first two years had everything pass in the law that he wanted. now, we're living under those policies. now, we're witnessing a nation in debt, further in doubt, deeper into despair. now, we're seeing a country where after the recession so-called recovery is the worst we've seen in 70 years. unemployment above 8% the entire time. >> heather: and now with more on all the big happenings today that have been following the story, carl cameron. >> reporter: we're on our way to menassus for the third and final stop with running mate paul ryan. during the first two outings lots of boisterous enthusiasm as well as from mitt romney that has backed a little juice from his presence on the trail. there is no question they will try to specify the day to day attacks. what whether paul ryan, he mad

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. man that millions of americans watched step on the dusty surface of the moon nearly four decades ago has passed away. his family says that he died following complications from cardiovascular procedures. he was 82 years old. for a closer look and legacy of the former here is jon scott. >> the eagle has landed. >> i think perhaps a plan plan to be sent to the lunar surface. it's very challenging. >> for a pilot it was a wonderful experience. >> reporter: on july 16th, 1969 neil armstrong blasted off to the moon. his voyage would take him where no man had ever landed before. traveling had women had edwin bus aldrin and michael collins. >> after landing they had hours to stand there 15 feet above the surface. long before we actually got out on the surface we already pretty good appreciation for what the moon was like. >> it's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> armstrong made world history when he stepped off the eagle and set foot on the moon on july 20th. hundreds of

. >> heather: campaign carl headed to menassus. stay tuned. thank you, carl. >> rick: how will this new ticket impact? former director george w. bush and gentlemen good to see you. matt let me start with you. what do you think? >> i couldn't be more happy about this election. i had the good fortunate to work with paul ryan and he very hard working. he knows what this is all about. he knows what the country faces. i think he lab great partner for future president romney and i think it's very clear as he stops across virginia and reaction that republicans, conservatives and independents are responding positively to some people a fresh face. >> rick: i heard from my colleague that the president had no reaction when he walked in front of reporters on his to leave town in washington, d.c. today. didn't have anything to say publicly. but i also read this was the candidate that the white house wanted, the obama campaign wanted paul ryan. why? >> if i'm the obama campaign, i would send a bouquet of flowers to romney campaign of thanks. this is everyth

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us at the top of the hour. >> they are examining billeing billed as america's come back team. paul ryan and mitt romney will be campaigning in florida and iowa. the two men leaving ryan's home state on a high note after one of the largest rallies to date. heather nauert is live in brookfield, wisconsin. it was an especially emotional night for congressman ryan. >> it sure was as he took the stage and looked out across the crowd of supporters he has a huge family in the state of wisconsin. it brought tears to his eyes you can see him wipe those tears away. you don't see anything like that from a presidential candidate. >> this is the largest campaign event more than 10,000 people turning out. backed up more than miles to get in. >> it is no surprise as many people turned out as they did simply because congressman paul ryan has been pretty darned popular in the state. >> his congressional district which is not too far from here he has con reelection by more than 51

today's event also remembered erica heather smith. you might call the 14-year-old disappeared back in 2002. her body was eventually found 11 days later in a grave near a creek. her killer still at large tonight. >> it is so important that we try to get this chill murderer off the seat -- child murderer after the street and get some legal justice for our daughter. heather smith and again she does deserve justice. she was just a child. she didn't deserve to be murdered. >> the loudoun county sheriff's office is asking anybody with information about erica smith's death to give them a call. >>> attention virginia shoppers. you have but one day to take advantage of the state's tax- free shopping days. those tax-free savings apply to school supplies under $10 and clothing and shoes under $100. the savings also apply to baby clothing and diapers, men's and women's formal wear, golf cleating, lingerie and -- clothing, lingerie and wedding apparel.

i am heather childers. oo i'm heather nauert. homeland security documents revealing that you are going to get stuck paying for the controversial immigration plan. it will cost taxpayers over $350 millions in just the first year. it would let young illegal immigrants to stay in the u.s. it would allow illegals with felony convictions into the country and more shocking illegals convicted of crimes under state immigration laws will be allowed to stay here. >>> an ohio deli owner shows someone opening the security door as the president talks about his records for small business. the owner of the delhi says she never gave the campaign commission to use her store and says the store has lost business because of it. the manager told her the filming was for a survey on stores. they admit that may be true. >>> dramatic video showing firefighters rescuing a woman from a raging fire. >>> the firefighters helmet camera capturing the daring rescue in an apartment complex in saint charles, missouri. the blaze tearing through the building. lucki

i'm heather holmes and this is bay area news at 7:00. hurricane isaac is downgraded to a tropical storm but tonight half a million people are without power and heavy rains continue to pelt louisiana and other gulf coast states. reporter karen is live now in new orleans to show us the damage and also tell us about the conditions there right now. >> just hours ago, isaac was downgraded to a tropical storm but onslaught of wind and rain is just as relentless as ever. isaac swept through the gulf coast wednesday. dozens of people who didn't follow evacuation orders have been rescued from flooded homes. >> tried to leave and then we didn't because we had nowhere to go. >> hundreds of thousands of people in the region are without power, and isaac keeps churning. disaster strikes twice for those who also went through katrina. >> i didn't think it'd happen again. motor home. yeah. we left for katrina. that's it. i had enough. i ain't coming back no more. >> as the center of the storm moves farther inland it could bring over a foot of rain to the

i am heather cheryleds. >> i am heather nauert. thank you for getting up with us and watching "fox & friends first". >> we begin with an extreme weather alert. all eyes are on tropical storm isaac right now as he threatens to de rail the national public convention in tampa. let's get the latest from janice dean. >> things have changed a little bit over the last 24-hours. the track has shifted a little more west ward. tampa you are still in that cone but because the cone has shifted west ward so is new orleans. there's the storm system. we got the lathes advisory. 5:0024 -- south of his pan yoyo see some of the outer bands reaching puerto rico and wind gusts of 35 miles per hour. we expect it to strengthen in the next several days. here's the latest track again as of 5:00 a.m. still tropical storm as we head to saturday over right here the hespaniol hair yaw haiti the area devastated by earthquakes. 00,000 people a 00,000 -- 100,000 people are still in tents. that's a concern. it will tell us how much of a strengthening process we w

heather? >>> after two-days of testimony the judge in the drew peterson case could declare a mistrial today. this after the defense argued peterson's former neighbor tainted the jury by testifying peterson left a bullet in his driveway to intimidate him. possibly because he was one of the first people to discover the body of peterson's third wife kathleen sabio. a former police sergeant accused of murdering sabio and then making it look like she drowned in a bathtub. he is also the main suspect in the 2007 disappearance of his fourth wife state see peters -- stacy peert son, though he has never been charged. >>> they have billion dollars in debt and 25 predators. they will stop paying into the retiring health fund. mammoth lake and stockton filing for bankruptcy. >>> the gsa is at it again holding a lavish bash in nashville while the house committee holds a hearing on the waste of tax payer money by the agency. the hearing is about monpartyinn your dime. >> 115,000 dollars in over time pay. th

>> reporter: heather good morning, there are some road work delays and we are looking at the east bayst, you will see traffic is moving well and no major probing -- problems if you -- no major problems as you drive through. >> this traffic is moving nicely as you get on to san francisco. >> 280 locking good. it is 4:37 let's go to mark. >>> we are tracking another round of low clouds and fog hugging the coast and surrounding back into the bay right now, covering santa rosa out towards napa, man town view, also gusty winds with winds gusting to about 50 miles per hour. san francisco 59 degrees and once again cool spots are checking in at 50. clouds are regrouping and we will take it to the afternoon hours. a few left over patches in san francisco, you can trace out the 80-degree range and the red, that is a few 90s and the red is approaching the he and once again if you are heading to the coast, patchy fog, and i should also mention some drizzle out there as well, a bit of a president kicks in and inland neighborhoods, no major heat, temperatures are on tram to reach the lake. and san

i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. today is august 29th. thank you for watching "fox rand friends first. a touching night at the republican convention. ann romney and chris christie making their case to the country for mitt romney. >> he loves america. he will take us to a better place just as he took me home safely from that dance. give him that chance. >> it is time to end the era of ab sen see leadership in the oval office and send real leaders back to the white house. america needs mitt romney and paul ryan and america needs them right now. >> we will have more on the rnc in a moment but first an update on hurricane isaac. category 1 storm bearing down on the gulf coast right now. we have live team coverage for you. in a moment we will go with phil keating live in theodore, alabama. >> meteorologist ma roa molina right here in the extreme weather center. but first we go to jonathan live in new orleans where isaac has been hoovering all night long. jonathan? >>> johnathan can you hear me? a windy situation as isaac makes land fall. >> in

heather? >> thanks ainsley. from drug tests to heart disease there are home health tests for just about everything. are these at home test kits reliable? we have an array of tests at home drug tests. a lot of parents want to know about this are these accurate? >> i have a problem is your doctor involved. the problem is people have a problem with the instructions. they don't know how to use it right you get inaccurate answers. are your children on drugs can i test for amphetamines. i prefer if pediatricians are involved. >> drugs are one step ahead of the tests. is this testing for the new stuff? >> with crystal meth and crack it is not entirely accurate but for the main things like speed which is something we are worrying about. >> a lot of people are concerned about heart disease. is this a heart disease risk test? >> this tells you the risk levels you have this one is too variable. you have to go to your fitz i gos for that. some cholesterol tests are worth doing once you already know. if you already know you

i am patly ann brown. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the hour. >> it is time for the top 5@5:30. a san francisco couple accusing united airlines of losing their child and not even seeming to care. an any and carrie say their 10-year-old daughter was traveling by herself to michigan when she missed her layover in chicago. they called united and begged several different reps to figure out what happened. they say two hours and several brushoffs later the airline finally admitted the unaccompanied minor service simply forgot to show up and escort phoebe to her next flight. she did end up getting safely to michigan. the luggage arrived three-days late. united is apologizing and rev w reviewing their complaint. >>> the long island neighborhood rocked by this a house explosion an 18 months old boy was killed. 17 others injured. they felt their own home shake and debris was scattered every where. many rush to do help police and firefighters rescue people from the rubble. >>> we need help, we need help we heard. i ran to the hous

. >> i am heather nauert. it is wednesday august the 1st. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> top five stories making news at this hour. a major victory for the tea party in texas. crews bringing out a strong win to capture the republican senate nomination. he calls his victory a win for many groups. >> tonight is a victory for the grass-roots. it is a testament to republican women, to tea party leaders and a grass-roots conservative. >> stick around because ted cruise will be on fox and friends to talk about that win. >>> let's talk about arizona. a thunderstorm dumping several inches of rain and hail trapping people inside their vehicle. this is one of the rescues that took place late last night. crews bringing nine people to safety including an infant. no one was hurt. in the meantime the high water flooding highways and neighborhoods there. the wind gusts reaching 70 miles an hour. >>> crisis diverted in washington at least for now. lawmakers reaching a tentative deal to avoid the threat of a government shut down before the

thanks, heather. george? >> george: wendy, there has been another attack to report on from central nigeria. this time 19 people died when three gunmen stormed the evangelical church building and opened fire on a prayer gathering. authorities are searching for the attackers who fled into the woods. officials say no one has claimed responsibility for this attack. the irradical group boko haram has admitted to several attacks. in manila, philippines, hundreds of thousands are homeless in the city's worst flooding since 2009. >> wendy: lucille talusin tells us about the christian ministry that is braving the floodwaters to help the victims. >> more than 800,000 people fled their homes as torrential rains battered the philippine capital of manila and 17 nearby provinces. it caused widespread flooding and triggered landslides, leaving at least 19 people dead. using a rubber boat, cbn disaster relief helped rescue those stranded by the floodwaters. >> yesterday we rescued about 38, plus 13 people. as we go into the

i would say heather wilson, new mexico is a swing state. it is not be a possibility that mitt romney will carry the state. i also think that heather wilson will likely run ahead of the republican nominee for president in new mexico. she is well known. she served in congress for a number of years and she is a good fit for that state. >> the next local gathering will be the convention in atlanta. do you have a favorite? >> i do not. whoever helps governor romney the most win the electoral votes he needs to win. that is my focus. i like a lot of the names that have been mentioned. bob portman from ohio, mark rupiah from florida, i would add governor mcdonald from virginia. it could be a help to the ticket. i am for whoever helps governor romney gets elected president. that is what is going to be needed for us to change the direction. >> i think you have sent out more tweets than any other senator. why do you use twitter so often? >> is a virtual town hall. it is a great way to communicate things to people they may not otherwise see that i thin

. >> heather: i'm heather chill determination.tting new reaction from stunned parishioners. there was a terrifying scene of a gunman opening fire before services, one man saying his uncle is among the wounded. >> as far as i know my uncle has died. he was shot and he was down for a while and the hostage situation. right now he is in the hospital apparently in the hospital with a light wound. i'm not sure what his condition is. we're waiting to see, my aunt to make sure she got out safely and the kids that are in there. we're waiting to hear and update on his status. at least he is out and not as horrible of a gunshot wound we were worried about. we have services on thursday but sunday is the biggest one, sunday morning where a few hundred of us actually come together and pray. unfortunately this situation the gunman came earlier than when most people come. i think relatively damages were limited. it happened an hour or two later. god knows how many people would be hurt or dead. i don't want to think about it. >> heather: police sa

we have a very strong candidate in heather wilson. believe it or not, hawaii with the former governor there. we have a great opportunity with her. somebody who is running a very strong race. >> could we see what happened in texas happen in wisconsin? >> it is too close to call. tommy thompson's lead has been eroding. we will have to see. it is a work in progress. any one of those candidates can and will beat tammy baldwin. we have to wait for the primary. >> jennifer duffy. >> he mentioned missouri. there are a number of important primaries. on friday morning, democrats went up with their second television ad taking aim at the front runner in that primary. claire had ads attacking republican candidates. republicans have been silent. are democrats working hard to pick their opponent? >> harry reid did the same thing in 2010. we were helping the party nominee what candid he thought he could most easily beat. i think it is too late in missouri. claire has made a decision to embrace her unpopular ideas. obamacare is enormously unpopular.

>> looks like a nice forecast, heather and john. glad that worked out earlier on. you can see right now fog hugging parts of san francisco. earlier this morning, somewhat of a different story. we had thunderstorms pop up across parts of north bay. you can see the latest radar, the bulk of the action just dissipating out to our north. we have the fog developing near parts of coast lien from half moon bay to pacifica and san francisco. this will be a factor as we head into overnight hours. late tonight into early sunday morning. as far as temperatures from this afternoon, they ranged from the -- you can see here 63 in pacifica. warmest locations inland in the 90s out towards fairfield and antioch. san josi 81. for tonight we have mostly clear skies, some coastal fog. temperatures tomorrow, not a big change. the extended definitely going to keep it cool for the beaches and temperatures in the inland spots, no major heat out there. warmest locations mainly in the 80s. overnight lows first thing sunday morning we'll be in the low to mid-50s, at least partly cloudy skies

. >> good evening, i'm heather holmes. >> i'm john sasaki in for ken wayne. the petaluma was in the world series, but in the end the kids didn't have quite enough pop their bats. it's a story we have been following all month and ktvu's cara liu is live from opinions. >>> that was one of the craziest, most exciting games played on any level. that is what so many were saying as they watched the game played on this field. the coaches and families tell me that they could not be prouder of how their hometown boys represented the bay area and the west in the little league world series. >> reporter: family, friends and fans on their feet after petaluma national rallied at the bottom of the final inning in regulation. they scored a whomping 10 runs to erase a huge deficit. the game went no an extra inning with tennessee ultimately taking the game 24- 16. there was heartbreak and tears mixed with overwhelming happiness and pride. >> that is harsh. for them to get dropped like that, like your head, basically dropped from the sky like that is harsh. >> we have had a lot

i am heather childers. >> good morning. i am heather nauert. it is august 3rdrd. >> now time for the top 5 at 5:00. the latest turn in the fast and furious scandal as the former director of the bureau of tobacco firearms has less the agency william hoover who was the atf from douse 9 to 2011 was reassigned during a staff shake-up. his resignation comes days after a scathing congressional report on the operation with him and other officials. >>> announce syria for the ongoing violence taking place there. this is kofi annon because russia and china won't sign for allies who are pushing for stronger actions against the regime. >> the increase in mill tearzation on the ground and the clear lack of unity in the security council have fundamentally changed the second census for the effective exercise of my role. >> annan saying assad must leaf office as the violence continues to escalate. >> nuclear plant built after the 9-11 attacks nuclear protestors temporarily shutting down the nation's only plant for handling processing and storing weapons grade

heather and run an antique store on weekends. my father was alive when i got married he really really he really loved it he was comfortable with there and. i think that was what the huge fear for him he was afraid that i would find anyone. and what he meant air and he knew he knew that arron loved me. he got to walk me down the aisle and. very very. good memory for me when i was born and had all these issues and he blamed himself and my mother didn't know and she was having miscarriages he dabbled in alcoholism or while he was in prison by vietnam and he didn't live his life because of that what a tragedy i must have been about six or seven maybe eight years old maybe at the most and i remember hearing my parents fight and. it was typically you know they would carry on and and then one of them would peel out the driveway in the car you know out of anger and i remember my dad got quiet and i was in my room and i heard him go into the bedroom i was little and i remember i was in my night clothes and i went to the door and i saw him

i am heather nauert. >> i am heather childers. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> time for the top 5@5:00. we begin in the state of colorado where accused dark knight shooter james holmes is ready to appear in court today. they are trying to release his college records. he was a medical student at the university of colorado before he dropped out in june. not one but three mental health professionals he consulted them in the months leading up to the massacre. he faces 24 counts of first degree murder that is two for each victim he shot and killed. pretrial hearing from accused thp is going to hurt at the end of the nigh approaches. no new date has been set for the hearing. >>> a terrifying freak accident left two people dead. they were trying to help victims of a car crash. the live wires from the power pole hit the water. then they were electrocuted. five others felt the volt. >> they couldn't help the woman on the ground because of the live wire. nobody could do anything because of the live wire in water. it was hor

. >> heather good morning, good morning dave, traffic is moving well around the bay area, as a matter of fact if you are driving 880 westbound, all the way out to the mcarthur maze, there are no major problems. the morning commute looks good and once you make it on to the bridge, livermore to caster valley, we have been looking good, at least right now you have your opportunity. let's go to mark. >>> and with your commute, you will have some fog to consent with and possibly some drizzle some wet roadways highway one, there is some moisture out there, we have partly cloudy skies inland and you can see mainly in the 50s. santa rosa, during the 4:00 hour is down to 48 and you can see it is just a little bit warmer, this area of low pressure is cooling off and so there is no major heat in our forecast. patchy fog and temperatures inland on track to reach around 80 to 9 degrees and you will notice wind speeds 89 to 98. temperatures are ranges in the 60s and around the bay this morning fog and drizzle, wind speeds crank up by 3:00 mild conditions and inland is just nice. remember we had tri