>> good evening, heather.goes into effect july 1, but that hasn't stopped passionate debate on both sides going on right now. earlier today, we saw thousands of protesters in indianapolis. we've also heard from celebrities celebrities. we've heard from ceos, also athletes speaking out against this law saying that it discriminates. at the same time some protesters and business owners across the country say they won't do business with indiana until the law is repealed? >> we got true march madness with this bill. we have pretty much entire nation mad at us now when the number one hashtag on twitter is #boycottindiana. that's huge. >> you heard her mention march madness. the final four is in indianapolis next week. tens of thousands of people will flood into the city. with that in mind the ncaa has released a statement in part which states "the ncaa national office and our members are deeply committed to providing an inclusive environment for all of our events. we're especially concerned about how this legislatio

heather? >> we heard about a lot of protestors being from out sited of ferguson outside of the state. police are not saying who it is they are looking at right now who any of the suspects they are following. it is from the area in ferguson. the first night most of those individuals that were arrested from the st. louis county proper. with regard to hate crime charges that is not something police on a local level has been mentioned at all. they have apps and hate crime charges to be brought and locally for prosecutors and police it is not something discussed at this time. heather. >> the froess continuing through the night. the protestors outside of the police station last night seeming to blame the entire situation at least some of them did on our own officers. our own steve harrigan talked to the protestors. >> what's your reaction to the fact that the police officers were shot there? >> you have to expect it to come back towards you none of that happened. those two officers are alive. mike b

heather and andy met with harvard neurologist, dr.laherty, as part of a british documentary. >> these things here are your temporal lobes and a lot of this was damaged. this is where the aneurysm, the blood squirted out and hit this the most. and also causing damage to the hypothalamus which is down in there right the center of the brain. at the front of it is this thing called the amygdala. it's very important for fear. and you're more fearless. you're able to approach things and do things that you wouldn't before. >> reporter: andy estimates heather had sex with about ten other men, but behaved inappropriately with as many as 50. >> heather at the time, she couldn't see that there was anything sort of out of the ordinary and that she didn't think she was doing anything wrong. she's, like, "well, why -- why -- why can't i?" >> reporter: didn't matter how old they were, didn't matter -- >> no. >> reporter: -- how handsome they were -- >> no. >> -- it wasn't about the guys. it was about her. >> it was almost like a sport, you know, goi

heather? >> kansas lawmakers givi approval to a bill that allows gun owners to carry their weapons without a permit. kansas the 5th state. gun owner dos need permission to carry them out in the open. >> new numbers in the housing market that have them worried about another financial bubble. >> as the u.s. economy slowly recovers from the financial sector one sector has not gained any traction is housing market. buying a home is still out of reach for many americans. a big reason is home prices are rising 13 times faster than wages. according to reality track wages climbed 1.3 percent from 2012 to 2014. statement home prices surged 17 percent. despite the best efforts of the federal reserve the housing market is driven by institutional investors buying up properties as ren dales or international buyers are swooping in and buying up homes with cash. the banks have tightened up many younger children are choosing to rent and live at home with mom and dad instead of buying. that trend may continue

he was even heather, obsessed with the alps. in terms of other revelations today, an ex-girlfriend who was a flight attendant told the newspaper that he had warned one day he'd carry out an odious act. he'd sometimes wake up in the night from bad dreams, screaming we are going down. now, on sunday bild reports that lubitz's body parts have been identified and they're keen to test them for substances. the investigators discovered a lot of psychiatric medication in his apartment and notes that indicated that he was in a deep depression. bild also said that he was reportedly suffering from a vision problem. the families have been visiting the memorial site to those who died in the crash and local chaplains say they want to help those families deal with what they call a double trauma of loss and anger. these chaplains recognize that the grief of the victims' families is that much more intense because a human being caused this. on that note, a top french investigator, heather, is trying to back off a little bit on all of the -- not s

my name is heather kiter. at 554-6789. thank you and that concludes my report. >> thank you, everybody. next we are going to hear a report from the disability disaster preparedness committee from denise senhaux and recent cochair. >> okay, this is the disaster preparedness report. we met with the mayor's office on disability and the mayor's disability on council were in attendance as well and members of the public. these were some of the highlights from that meeting. we had a presentation by brenda mass skin and dr. nerven from the homeless outreach team which we usually abbreviate as the hot team. the hot team is a program with the department of public health. the hot teams role is to assist people with disabilities during a disaster. brenda and dr. neville started to address the hot teams mission and by reconstructing service. the hot team is a group who would address everything about the homeless including medical intervention, when someone was ill on the streets. intervention case management and transportation to shelt

great stuff from both heather and grover absolutely.ut what the left has spent generations doing in this battle for your mind is trying to convince you that you're wrong that you do not have the moral high ground. you can't trust yourself, america doesn't want what you're selling the reason they spent so much time and energy in moving that message to you. is because they know the truth. that the moment the light turns on america will realize. that was a pretty exciting experience wasn't it? the midterms, i want you to think about that did that surprise you? according to the left, to the democratic party and the liberals, that kind of thing wasn't supposed to happen, america is rejecting what congress servetism is quite the opposite most of the energy is spent making you surrender, making you think it's not even worth engaging in this process. we know of course, that's a lie lie. i don't know how long jonathan gruber has been on the planet, but maybe he's been operating for several generations about lying to the american people. those da

>>> oo hither heather and ainsley. it is a very remote village. we understand the helicopters need 4 and a half minutes to get from here to the crash site way up in the mountains. it rain will complicate the effort and increase the threats of land slides and other conditions that would be hazardous to the personnel. it was sent to paris it is being analyzed. the french interior minister said it is damaged but they are able to get data from it. is its it is the voice recorder. as for now everything still remains a mystery as to why this air bus 320 suddenly started to plunge and crash up here in the alps. we are hearing reports the plane was grounded the day before it crashed for landing gear problems. it sounds like things are more complicated possibly more center and 30 german wing flights are canceled because they are not flying because of personal reasons. there is a growing western about the safety of the fleet. this particular plane was 24 years old it has flown 46,000 trips. that is not considered de krepity but questions are leer this morni

heather and ainsley back to you. >> thank you. another fox news alert a break in the case as sorority sisters hunt for their friend who vanished without a trace. >> her purse and phone have been found but the minnesota college student is still missing. kelly wright is here with the desperate search for answers. kelly? >> minneapolis police are asking the public for help on this one. if any one has information at all on the whereabouts of missing college student jennifer police would like you to call them. the 22-year-old university of minnesota students has been missing since friday morning. she was last seen at the blanarney bar a popular bar on campus. some of her belongings were found hours later near the bar. the sorority sisters said she ran into her ex-boyfriend that night and her emotional mood seem to have changed. they fear foul play may be involved in her disappearance. they interviewed a number of people who knew her including her ex-boyfriend. the sorority spent the past few days putting up fliers around campus and pos

good morning, ashley. >> good morning, heather.ding to the daily caller a conservative web site the obama administration called free walk in services on hundreds of tax offices across the country. instead those services that are designed to help low income and disadvantaged citizens are now being handled volunteer community groups some of which have political ties to the obama administration. the report says the walk in clinics were abc ruptly ended more than a year ago without any hearings or comment even though congress approved funding for the program. it has generated a storm of protests from tax payer advocates to say that ending the service for the poor is the height of hypocrisy for an administration that claims to support the little guy. packs payer health is at a all time low even though the tax code has become almost at an all-time high increasingly complicated. the report also claims in 2013 an under cover inspection of the volunteer tax preparers revealed a 49 percent error rate. heather, back to you. >> need to start w

i'm heather kittel on the mayor's office on disability. i'm going to be giving you some information today about the different trend that we had related to the complaints that we received, request for accommodations and different types of inquiries that we received from members of the public as well as other city departments. so, this will focus on the months of january and february. in those months we received 15 complaints. and they fall into two major categories. one being public right of way access and maintenance of accessible features in city facilities and programs. the majority of these complaints involved obstruction to the public right-of-way to the various construction activities with non-compliant barricades and none usable ramps. another obstruction to right-of-way are caused by curb ramps, debris cause by a fire and a door for intruding from a sidewalk and blocks of sidewalk. in these these cases collaborated with sf mta or public works to investigate or revolve the issues. the maintenance of accessible features complaint invo

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ison: heather stauffer -- alison: heather stauffer loves to cook healthy meals for her family, but her first child, it was more difficult. >> as a new mom, i cannot find anything that was making me feel good about feeding them in a lp pinch. alison: she created healthy frozen meals that she's sold at the farmers market. they were so popular that by the end of the year they had their first deal with whole foods. >> there was nothing else like it on the market that was healthy, organic, could be made in a couple minutes, and that kids love. alison: now mom made meals have 16,000 products in stores nationwide. >> our formula is to take kid-favorite recipes -- macaroni and cheese, pizza, meatballs -- and make them as healthy as we can. alison: she always has love to cook. she and her husband have two children, and their family photo is right on the mom made meals box. >> my philosophy is it's not the time to cut corners just because you've had a busy day. kimberly: mom made foods is coming to safeway in april, and they have just launched a gluten-free line. she wanted to be a household nam

i am heather childers. >> we will start with a fox news alert. >> the terror group left 23 people dead. >> a new threat for a reported american on twitter claiming that muslims -- calling on muslims to attack americans specifically our veterans. patricia stark with a terrifying new threat. >> america deserves everything it has coming to it end quote. the new threats appear to be coming from a twitter account from an american women who traveled to fight with isis back in december. one chilling tweet saying best friend, patriot, memorial day parades will go on drive byes and spill all of their blood rent a big truck and drive all over them. kill them. another threat you can look up obama's schedule on the white house web site. take down that treacherous tyrant. her identity is still unknown and that account still active. >> this coming as isis claims responsibility for the deadly terror attack in tunisia that left people dead. they called the attack a blessed invasion. they have no reason to doubt the claims. >> the tactics we saw at the barred doe museum would be entirely consistent wit

maria molina is tracking it all. >> heather and ainsley it feels amazing outside.left my windows open. i was outside. a lot of areas are enjoying the mild temperatures especially compared to what we have had the last couple weeks. currently the numbers aren't bad. 40's in new york city, 50's southeast. as we head further west i think the cooler spot is across the rockieses where where the current temperatures are in denver and rapid city. the temperatures are going to be even warmer across the southeast. 70's for you in atlanta. raleigh feeling like spring out there. center of the nation mild as well with widespread 60s and 70's. this trend will continue the next several days. wednesday and thursday. spring like across the country but as we head into friday and over the weekend cooler air will be moving into portions of the northeast. we have potential for more snow across parts of new england as we head into this weekend. we will keep you updated. we are tracking a storm system producing areas of heavy rain across mississippi louisiana early this morning. we have

he was away visiting friends, heather. he was celebrating his 75 75th birthday on the day his sister died. >> such a coincidence. what a difficult time for him. >>> the california republican party made history by recognizing a major gop gay group in a formal group the log cabin republicans received a special recognition at the convention? sacramento. the vote was 861-293. the log cabin republicans are one of the first gay groups sanctioned by a state republican party. today's vote means for the first time ever gay republicans are officially welcome to organize and recruit new members to the party. >> 75% of the delegates of the california republican party affirm that inclusion is the way we win elections in california. >> reporter: today's vote is a significant step in the rebranding of the republican party. it also includes a campaign to find and fund more minority candidates. >>> crews are expected to start repairs tomorrow on a watt -- water main that burst. westbound san jose avenue was closed for several hours today a

heather jackson's son zaki is one of them. >> zaki had these, he has a rare form of epilepsy known asse syndrome. by the time he was 5 years old he had had 500,000 seizures. don't usually start crying this early, actually. it's an emotional day because he's 16 months seizure free today, so i'm happy. it's a happy emotion. >> today zaki is talking walking, and being home schooled. his mom, heather jackson, is convinced it's due to an extract found in this controversial plant. >> this is where a lot of the plants are grown. there are approximately 3200 plants in this greenhouse. of those about 80% are charlotte's web. joel stanley runs one of the largest marijuana grows in the state of colorado. it's a family owned operation. the five family brothers went into business in 2008 under the medical marijuana laws passed in the rocky mountains state. jesse stanley supervises the marijuana lab. >> lot of failures lots of successes but we started growing to help cancer patients. from cancer it turned into multiple sclerosis, it turned into diabetes. >> soon a lest known plant compound caught t

though baker might have discovered family in heather morton. >> who am i? >> she's my cousin. >> heather morton, she thinks she's my cousin so i let her think she's my cousin. so. she's not my cousin. >> my mom and your mom. remember bakers? or your daddy is a baker. we discovered this. we discovered this -- yeah. so anyway, that's what we find out we were cousins. >> why is this other woman claiming to be your cousin? >> i don't know. >> glad to see ya cousin. come back to see me. >> my mom and trenity baker have the same last name. we start naming off people and it was kind of you know, we kind of hit at some people that was related to her that was related to me. so that's the reason that we thought we were cousins. >> yeah, but -- that's my cousin. but i know her regardless if we are cousins or not cousins. really, i think we're cousins. >> we're cousins? >> don't we look alike? >> later that day, baker filed what's known as a keep away request on morton. >> that means they keep you away from each other. >> specifically it's a form inmates fill out to le

. ♪ ♪ announcer: next, heather cox richardson.onicles the evolution of the party of lincoln and examines the origins of the party in the slaveholding south, arguing it was founded to advocate for the middle class against elite plantation owners. she also looks at the republican figures who defined the party like president abraham lincoln theodore roosevelt, and ronald , reagan. the national history center of the american historical association at the wilson center cohosted this event. it is about an hour and a half. host: it is my real pleasure to introduce heather cox richardson today, someone whose work i have been reading and admiring for some time now. she is a professor of history at boston college. and every time i think i have caught up with what she has written, she produces yet another book. so i have to keep reading but i do so with great pleasure. she has written five books on various aspects of american history. she is a 1992 graduate of harvard university's program in the history of american civilization and her first

but i differ with heather on the talks. these are the talks between the united states and iran. united states pushed the concessions. including concessions allow iran to operate 6,000 centrifuges, rich enuranium that it can make in weapons grade in 3 months. this is why israel is so concerned. why they went to lengths to say the deal has to stop. there's a growing bipartisan major city, and my hope is the deal will be stopped and some day we start again with a realistic policy. >> it's perceived as such a threat in israel can't follow normal protocols with the united states. is that it. >> there's one thing that we are wrong about. it's important, it affects the choices we have. >> if it were the case that the u.s. said no, we don't want to do a deal with iran, the rest of the deal would follow and sanctions effective. then binyamin netanyahu would have a fair point. >> good to see you both again. thanks for joining us on "inside story". >>> when saudi arabia and arab partners unleashed air strikes into yemen. the world's oil markets took notice. oil prices spiked. ali velshi jo

heather nauert has been handling there.d morning. >>> we'll start out with a fox news alert. isis released a new video showing what appears to be a child executing a man that isis claims was an israeli spy. it is a 13 minute clip it shows a 19-year-old victim saying he joined the jewish state spy agency. a that may have been a statement that was made under duress. the young child shoots him in the head at point blank range before firing at least two more shots into his lifeless body. the child then shouts allah akbar. >>> a manhunt is underway in washington state this morning to catch a brazen kidnapper. >> a man grabbed a little kid. they got the kid but the man is loose somewhere. >> police in washington say that is 22 month old owen wright who is being carried away by an unknown man. he was snatched out of his stroller in front of his siblings who were young themselves at a nearby park. his brother and sister started chasing the guy down the street. they screamed for help. the kidnapper apparently so spooked that he drop

. >> joining me is president d most heather mcgee and professor paul butler.n terms of the doj report and their conclusion that effectively mike brown was moving towards officer wilson when wilson shot him, and that the witnesses say basically say brown dropped his hands at some part and charged at wilson undermining the phrase that became associated with this case, hands up don't shoot. there's been so much focus on that conclusion on the part of the right wing and conservatives like rudy giuliani and no tension, no discussion about the other scathing findings of the report about systemic racial bias in the ferguson police department. >> yes, so there were conflicting witness accounts about what happened and some eyewitnesses did say that mr. brown had his hands up that was disputed. i was a great prosecutor, alex i don't know if i could win that case if i were prosecuting officer wilson. what i do know is that the practice of lawsuit in which the department of justice is wholesale remaking the ferguson police department, because they discriminate against bla

[applause] post: thank you, so much heather. that was great. i am sure there are lots of questions and comments. as always you could just wait for the microphone and state your name and affiliation if you like. start over here. james: i am james banner, professor. dr. cox-richardson: a pleasure. james: you have offered a wonderful narrative of american history. it seems to me overlaid with the history of the republican party. one half is missing. it is known as the other party. couldn't you tell the same story in democratic hues? finding within the democratic party on the same bifurcation of impulses for the very reason that you assert, mainly that it is the binary tension within american history. and doesn't really affect -- does it really affect a single party only? dr. cox-richardson: i don't think it does. it will always say to me why don't you talk about the democrats? and i don't talk about the democrats because i study the republicans. [laughter] dr. cox-richardson: you don't have to let me off the hook because i have had to think about

ktvu's heather holmes is live in the city, and tells us the differenting views. >> reporter: after several disruptions the chief said it was over. the frequency of officer involved shootings here in san francisco and other parts of the bay area has led to intense debate. last tuesday's deadly shooting tore into frayed relations. inside st. luke's episcopal church tempers flared over the use of deadly force by police. >> this lady had a question. >> reporter: the killing of 24- year-old alice brown last tuesday, followed other fatal encounters between the police and suspects. some of them unarmed. demonstrators pressing for policing and criminal justice reform added brown's name to their cause. frequently disrupting tonight's meeting. meantime, brown's family sat quietly in the front row, crying over the events that led to her death. >> she again accelerated into gridlock. >> reporter: the chief says they used excessive force after brown ignored the requests to stop. the two plainclothes officers approached her at the gas station as part of a stolen car investigation. the chief says brown d

heather green. withed to take part because her husband is a sheriff. >> they go out there every day and they put their live on the line so we are safe until we feel safe. it is the least we can do to show our gratitude and honor them. >> the blue light campaign is cross the united states to honor officers killed in the line of duty. heather plans to keep her blue light on 24 hours a day for the next week. >> officer johnson's death is touching many people. we thank the 38,000 people who are show their support by sharing this damage from abc facebook page. >> it is now 4:232. a berkeley ambassador's job who is to keep downtown berkeley clean, but he is fired for beating up a homeless man. you can see the berkeley ambassador punching the homeless man in the back alley of a c.v.s. on shot -- avenue throwing a punch as another ambassador stands nearby keeping another homeless man from getting involved. they arrested the two homeless men after the incident but now the district attorney will consider whet

heather gilette was here voluntarily when she walked out. there's been no signs of her. the focus is on this residential air and nearby farmland. >> search and rescue was onsite and at it again trying to find a trace of heather toled who fanished have einstein medical center montgomery east norriton. >> we're trying to reignite a little public awareness she is missing and because there's more of the public than there is of us and all we need is somebody to remember something. >> it's been a little more than two weeks thursday, february 26 when police say cameras captured the king of prussia woman walking out of the hospital. upper merion police say gilette who has a mental condition was dropped off here. she went in for treatment and registered and left before seen by a doctor. tilette is without medical, cash or form and disappearing like this sun like her according to family and friends. >> my optimistic view is she's hold up with a friend in philadelphia and not getting news of this and honkerred down. that's the most optimistic view i have on that. >> search and resc

we're not going to be sleeping, we're heading to heather. >> good morning. you all had a good morning. some news to bring you, the former new york jet, chris johnson, was shot in the shoulder during a drive by shooting in orlando. the nfl running back hospitalized after the jeep that he was in came under fire at an intersection. the driver was killed and another passengers injured in that shooting. no arrests have been made this morning. johnson was set to become a free agent tomorrow after the jets declined to resign him. >>> a popular test prep guide identified justice clarence thomas as a modern day factest. it puts him in the league with the kkk. the guide uses charts in an attempt to compare modern political affiliations with various factions involved in the french revolution. the charts describe conservatives those against change and liberals those in favorite of gradual change. >>> talk about a high speed pursuit. a dash camvideo shows two guys throwing bales of pot out of the window during a chase. you can see the packages as they hit the highway. po

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we will bring you the latest. >> heather's job is to bring us the very latest.ng an eye on yemen this morning. a country that counterterrorism officials are concerned about as it continues to spiral out of control. houthi rebels overtake a key air base that was evacuated by our troops last week. that air base was a key part of counterterrorism operations in the region. one of the questions is what kind of equipment might they have obtained once they seized this base. those rebels also announcing a $100,000 bounty on the yemeni president's head. associated press reporting that they have fled to an undisclosed location but aides are denying those reports. >>> another fox news alert to bring you. happening in rome, a hearing to decide if amanda knox and her boyfriend are guilty of murder. both were convicted of killing knox's roommate back in 2007. before that decision was thrown out three years ago. today's hearing if it doesn't go away knox who is now living back in seattle, could be extradited. >>> is this coincidence or something more? the state department had

they would not offer any explanation as to why he said he didn't come forward sooner. >> all right heather holmes tonight live in vallejo, healther thank you -- heather, thank you. >>> the two alarm fire happened on a home near king and story roads. before it was out, the roof had collapsed. firefighters say two adults and two children lived in the home. firefighters say when they arrived they had to deal with a safety issue. a pit bull and another dog were fighting threatening firefighters and police had to be called in. according to those at the scene. one of the dogs had to be shot. the fire caused extensive damage to the home. no word yet on what started the fire. >>> in san francisco police were called to a home tonight after someone discovered a grenade. it was found at a house on lundy's lane near virginia avenue. a firefighter on the scene told our crew that they did find a grenade but he wouldn't say how it was disabled. >>> the lights went out three times today on san francisco's hall of justice. the first outage occurred at 3:00 this afternoon and included the jail cells on the

heather mcghee, president of demos.ch city podcast. let's start with this really incredible week-long series around boredom that has been going on. >> yeah. so what we did is asked people to take part in a one-week challenge and we every day gave them something to do with their phone in the hopes that it would actually let them be a little bit bored in their life. it occurred to me a few months ago, i'm never bored anymore, ever. >> i haven't been bored since '98. >> for me since 2007 which is when the smartphone came out. filling our faces with that screen has become a reflex for so many of us. so the idea was every day try something and see if that maybe sparks what's called the default mode. this is a network of your brain where you start to do some of your most important thinking. you get bored, your body is not doing anything but then your brain goes and ait does this mind wandering and it does some of its most original thinking then. you can't do that if you're looking at your phone. so we did this for a week. we

. >> reporter: heather that friend says she doesn't know why he called her here in berkeley. he said to call friends close by to help him. but he said he was on the beach and no one could help him. there's just some things in life you can't prepare for. a grandson reported missing is one of them. >> it's just so hard because you know your thoughts go to all kinds of things that could happen. this is when he was in high school. >> reporter: last week bonnie margolan sent her grandson to spring break. >> i took him to the b.a.r.t. station and he said i love you nana that was it. >> reporter: on saturday that call came. >> they said i have bad news, we can't find aloi, he's gone. >> this was taken earlier in the evening. >> reporter: family had been scouring aloi's facebook looking for news. he was last seen at a frat party. >> they kind of lost him at the party. >> reporter: then cardoa received a call. it was aloi telling her he was lost in l.a. >> the first thing he told me is i need you to come over here i need help. >> reporter: the call lasted 12 minutes then he called bac

. >> and hello everyone i'm heather holmes. that nevado boy suffered serious injuries including spinal trauma. the boy is in intensive care tonight in oakland. catie uthes is live tonight. >> reporter: the family thinks he fell through the skyline 40 feet to the ground. while doctors were trying to diagnose him for those injuries they discovered a previously undiagnosed condition. >> do you have any more pain right now? >> yes. >> reporter: agonizing moments as paramedics worked to pull him from the car. michelle norgosa tried to comfort her son who she had just driven from the school after receiving a terrifying call. >> he was on top of the roof and he fell through a skylight and landed on his back. >> reporter: paramedics happened to be in the nevato community hospital following a different call and hospital staff asked for their help. at that point, negosa began taking video. williams injury sos severe he was taken to children's hospital in oakland. it's the region's trauma center. >> he has seven fractures in his spine and

from charlotte, heather whitcomb, mom of a boy and girl and from sterling, virginia, ded hutchinson,ty kitchen grime. >> maybe i can use this on my cooktop. >> i hope so. >> got a little bit out. >> reporter: heather tries it out on her stovetop. >> yeah, this is really easy. i'm really not having to push down really hard to clean it off. it looks really nice. i would use this cleaner. >> reporter: for dee it cut right through old buildup. >> picking up stuff that's been on here for years. look at that. >> reporter: and for jill she liked the fresh smell. >> has a very nice lemony smell. not too chemically. >> reporter: and the results too. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: this product earning the trifecta, all of our moms approved. >> introducing wobble wag giggle ball. >> reporter: next up a wobble wag giggle. >> the interactive ball that makes the most hilarious sounds. turing a lonely day into a fun day of play. >> reporter: a toy to keep your furry, four-legged friends occupied. >> go that way, buddy. go debt it tucker. >> reporter: well, tuck erer never went to get it. even when they t

good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. and debora villalon is live in santa rosa where police are calling this arson and attempted murder. >> reporter: one of those house mates is the suspect's own brother who now has serious burns. three people were lucky to escape this place before it was gutted. this front door offered no escape. blocked by flames as the living room practically exploded. >> put fire to the mattress and all this was on fire. >> reporter: jose uluack is one of seven people who lived in this three bedroom home until he says a house mate soaked his own mattress with gasoline and lit it. >> a patrol officer was driving by and saw the fire. >> reporter: that was lucky, because one resident who smelled smoke got nowhere putting the fire out with water from the kitchen. he ran to warn a man and woman in their bedroom. only moments before they locked themselvess in their bedroom because the suspect was threatening the woman's sister. he says he doesn't know what the trouble was. >> it's my room. >> reporter: res

let's meet our moms from dallas texas, jill bergus from charlotte, heather whitcomb, mother of a boya dehutchinson first up astonish oven and cookware cleaner to get rid of nasty kitchen grime. >> maybe i can use this on my cooktop. >> i hope so. >> got a little bit out. >> reporter: heather tries it out on her stovetop. really easy. not having to push down hard to clean it off. >> it looks really nice. i would use this cleaner. >> reporter: for dee it cut right through old buildup. >> picking up stuff that's been on here for years. >> reporter: for jill she liked the fresh smell. >> has a nice lemony smell. not too chemically. >> reporter: and the results too. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: this earned the trifecta. all of our moms approved. >> introducing wobble wag giggle ball. >> reporter: next up a wobble wag giggle. >> the interactive ball that makes the most hilarious so >> reporter: to keep your furry four-legged friends occupied. well -- >> go get it. >> tucker never went to get it. even when they tried again. how about dee's dog. >> no gabby is not a fan of that. >> reporter: jil

. >>> it today for heather nauert we have heather childers. >>> we've been following stories. a fox news alert prepare for landing, hopefully, we'll see. those, the final chilling words from the germanwings co-pilot andreas lubitz before he murdered 149 people on board. now revealed in cockpit recordings. this as newly releases video shows that co-pilot smiling while flying a glider plane a decade before his fatal flight. australia now becoming the latest country to implement a rule of two policy. so a pilot is never alone in a cockpit. the u.s. adopted this rule after 9/11. >>> another fox news alert. a missing college student's purse is found, but still no sign of the 22-year-old. she was last seen thursday in a minnesota bar with her sorority sisters. they say she got emotional after running into an ex boyfriend. >> like bubbly people you'll ever meet. i can't say how amazing a person she is into words. >> her bag and phone were found outside her apartment. police have questioned several people, including the formper boyfriend. they are reviewing surveillance cameras. >>> a

we will toss it out to steve who is standing by with some cars. >> hello, heather.s that time of year here in new york city where we go car crazy. this friday car lrves around the world will head to the new york auto show. our expert is here for a week long series today. we are going to preview the newest luxury cars. i love this thing. it's the infinity. >> this is the infinity qx 30. this is a north american debut. it's a concept. most concept vehicles don't come to market. here's what's great about this vehicle. this is close to production as you are going to get. interior, beautiful leather seats, all the way around. saddle leather with blue stitching. >> i love the lights. >> that's incredible. here's what's unique with this, all though they have not announced whautthe performance of this vehicle will be, roughly two liter under the hood. i like the style. you're combining a sporty sedan wi with utility. >> those are bridge stones those are mounted on 20 inch wheels. it's a stance that infinity has taken. >> take a look at the cadillac. >> i'm going to jump int

heather nauert have you filled out yours?ot yet but i'm going to you. >>> good morning i hope you're off to a great day. we have incredible video to show you. it shows a moment a sheriff's deputy pulls a woman from her burning home in florida. take a look at this. >> i can't see it. >> who else is in there, anybody? >> not tat i know of. >> outside of tampa, sheriff's deputies jumping into action force today break through windows when the ♪ ♪ got too thick. all of that caught on the deputy's body camera. he's been on the job two week and he's already saving lives. >>> rescue and relief teams from australia reaching the shores of vanuatu, which was hit by a powerful cyclone. it's a small south pacific nation that was ravaged by a cyclone called pam over the weekend. there's major damage to homes and other buildings. most of the 29,000 people who live there were able to survive by hiding in schools and churches. at least 11 people were killed. but that number is expected to rise as those crews get there to help out. >>> back he

heather and i can attest.ne. >> but she said it leads to divorce, what are you saying about that? >> if you are watching me, write me, do not like my sweat pants. >> to her point britney spears and jennifer lopez both wore sweat pants and both got divorces. >> absolutely. >> gut gwen stefani and gisele bundchen and have been we know has worn sweat pants and they haven't gotten divorced. phil tweets this just don't sweat it. superficial reasons mask over deeper problems. exactly, it's not about the pants it's about something else. >> tina tweeting there's nothing long with sweat pants. i don't wear them but not the leading cause of divorce. >> it shows overall it's the weekend and i don't have to look good for you anymore. i already got you. >> are you saying sweat pants are the symbol of giving up? >> yes. that's what eva is trying to get across. >> look at facebook now. >> sharon tweets this, maybe. i wouldn't be caught dead in sweatpants or yoga pants any time of the day or night. here's the thing about swea

. >> i've won 16 world championships titles, heather has won seven. >> steve and heather brice are carving a comic book. every super hero from the hulk to wonder woman. >> when you're roughing it out you see the potential of it. but when you finish it, it has the ability to give you an adrenaline rush. >> the race is grueling. each team works 18 to 20 hours a day. temperatures can drop to radio below zero. chris foltz paid a big price for that last year. >> i had my metal earrings in and forgot and lost nice chunk of my ear. but lucky it was just like the outside. it fell off before i got on the plane. that was good. >> a piece of your ear fell off? >> basically yeah. >> and then there's the danger of an ice collapse. that was one of the sculptures. pushed the ice past its limit. >> is it dangerous? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> but there is beauty, too. a sense of serenity. like the chain saws. >> there's just a certain madge particular ice. carving at night you hear the tools working away and the snow flying through the air through the lights. at the end it's just like mangling it will slowly