janice combs thank you for joining us. you claim there's another suspicious individual living in that neighborhood who you approached the police on. >> i don't know what the status of the of the investigation is but it's a person in the unincorporated area in antioch. runs his basimm layer to the way phillip garrido ran his. you pull up in the driveway he will have you call him he will come out and meet you. take care of the needs that you have to after you have left. you are notable to go into the yard or approach his front door. when he is finished with the job you come back and everything has been taken care of. i found it kind of interesting that he had said to a police officer he did not know phillip and he actually does. my feeling was if something is going on and you know of someone that hauli has been accused suc phillip was in a crime do you know him? i know who he is. i waive to him. don't know him real well. you wouldn't go out and say i don't know him if many people could actually say yes you do. >> that's maki

janice in oklahoma, hi, janice. janice, are you with me? hold on. sally sue, missouri.. >> caller: hi. >> hi, dear. what's your question? >> caller: love your show. how's the twins doing? >> they are keeping mommy up all night. but they're happy and healthy, praise the lord. >> caller: that's good. i was just wondering how he got her in that wall and what kind of wall it was. >> to thomas caplan, isn't it a two-foot spot for cable wires? >> it is. it's a shaft that runs from floor to floor so that the cables can go to each floor of the building. >> dr. michael bell, i'm going to have to go back to you although you were a little vague when i asked you the first time. you started talking about suitcases. how can you get a human body in a 24-inch space? >> well, she is rather petite, i believe under five foot, less than 100 pounds. >> yes. >> you just keep pushing and pushing until it fits. >> okay. everyone, let's stop and remember army sergeant randy haynie, 27, orlando, florida. on a third tour. loved snowboarding, restoring his honda civic. studying tae kwon do. extrem

janice in oklahoma, hi, janice. janice, are you with me?on, sally sue in missouri. >> caller: hi. >> what's your question. >> caller: love your show. how are the twins doing? >> keeping mommy up all night, but happy and healthy, praise the lord. >> caller: that's good. i was wondering how he got her in that wall and what kind of wall it was. >> to thomas kaplan, isn't it a two-foot spod for cable wires? >> it's a shaft from floor to floor so they go to each floor of the building. >> i will have to go back to you although you were vague when i asked you the first time and talked about suitcases. how can you get a human into a 24-inch space? >> well, she is rather petite. i believe under 5 foot and less than 100 pounds. you keep pushing and pushing until it fits. >> okay. >> let's stop and remember army sergeant randy haney, 27, orlando, florida on a third toor. loves restoring his honda civic and dreamed of starting his own martial arts studio. leaves mother a landa, two brothers and two sisters. widow and high school sweetheart and two chil

paulina for h-- said that you lacked respect for the cojudges, janice said you were righteous.hy do you think they had such negative things. >> what do you think? >> i was there aren't. >> she doesn't want to go there. >> jealous. >> i didn't say that word. you said it. what do you think? you said it. is that what you think? >> i'm asking. >> you said it, i didn't say it. >> she's not going to go there. >> i think she just did. >> no, you said it. i didn't say anything. you said it. is that what you think? i interview people, cynthia. so i'm saying you said that. why did you say that? >> because i think every time women don't get along it's the first thing that people think. sometimes it's true, sometimes it's not true. and i think that that's probably what a lot of people assume. is that they're jealous, that your show -- that it's your show, not theirs. but when two people say it you wonder if there's a problem behind the scenes. time to move on to a topic that fascinates her fans -- her love life. so much has gone right in your life, but the man thing has never gelled. anyth

steve janice is joining us this morning. >>> it's hard to believe that it's been a year. >> i know. >> where does the case stand a year later? >> it's still awaiting trial. there's been a lot of wrangling at how the police obtained the dna evidence. there's been a lot of questions about that. >> and what are some of the other questions that the family has in particular? >> a lot of questions are more personal. his mother wants to talk to the woman who was in the car with him the night that he was murdered, simply to know what happened the last minute. then there is a question his mother raised that she was not allowed to view the body at the medical examiner's office. that raised questions about the investigation, what happened in the last moments of his life? what really occurred? >> what do we know about the woman that was in the car? that has been the subject of a lot of speculation, why haven't we heard who that is or more about it. it seems like she would be an intricate part of the investigation because she was

hi, janice janice, are you with me? hold on. sally sue, missouri. >> caller: love your show. how's the twins doing? >> they are keeping mommy up all night. that's how they are doing but they are happy and healthy, praise the lord. >> caller: that's g. i was just wondering how he got her in that wall and what kind of wall it was. >> to thomas kaplan, isn't it a two-foot spot for cable wires? >> it is. it's a shaft that runs from floor to floor so that the cables can go to each floor of the building. >> dr. michael bell i'm going to have to go back to you although were you a little vague when i asked you the first time. you started talking about suitcases. how can you get a human body in a 24-inch space? >> well, she is rather petite. i believe under 5', less than 100 pounds. >> yes. >> you just keep pushing and pushing until it fits. >> okay. everyone, let's stop and remember army sergeant randy hainey, 27 orlando, florida on a third tour loved snow boarding, restoring his honda civic, studying tstudy ing tae quan do. leaves behind mother, two sister

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we joined by janice. thank you for coming over. >> thank you for having me. >> let's get right to it. the winter outlook. i'm going to put it up there for you. in all fairness we are right on the cusp. >> that's right. >> we are on the cusp of very snowy or not but there it is. the white is snowy. and you can see that the blue there is dry and cold so you've got it really right on the border. >> as far as the whole winter next year you can look at it this way. november and december will be ultimately melting. then as the days grow longer the cold grows stronger. january will have below normal temperatures about 4 degrees on average and we are expecting a snow storm in mid-month. february brings groundhog day. rain and snow will be mixed and muddled. come march on the 20th we have the equinox. finally, the drizzle fizzles and by april spring is come to you. >> wow, you have been practicing that all day. janice, that was very good. >> we have rhymes on the calendar pages. been there since 1972. i just kind

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janice huff. >> thank you. we have friends who have stopped by. you may recognize this guy.r new york giant and retired nfl great george martin. you have a group of friends here today and you'll have hundreds with you when you walk for 9/11 responders helping with their health care costs. the name of the group is giant steps. >> giant steps for 9/11. >> how far is the walk? >> the walk is about 13 miles walking from the george washington bridge to giant stadium. we look for a few hundred participants to come out with us today. >> you have a big posse of police officers back there. >> some are walkers that will be joining us. and others will escort us today. >> that's fantastic. f ye oai reyse lots of money and have a great, safe walk. the weather is great to it. good luck. let's check the weather and see what's happening today. here in the northeast it's fantastic. we're lucky to have a sunny day. in parts of the country a lot of rain over texas where really could use some in some areas but not too much but unfortunately there's some flooding going on in parts of texas as mu

janice rovell is "money's" senior write.anice, great to see you. >> good to be here. >> so, we just had a report out the other day that at least for the next two years, social security's going to be in the red. what does that mean going forward? >> it's going to be in the red for the next couple of years, but i think the important thing to keep in mind is the longer term perspective. there's a tremendous amount of fear out there that social security will not be there in 10 years, 20 years. the name for it now is social insecurity. >> right. >> and the problem is, of course, you've got 70 million boomers, all retiring, and the fear is that they're going to drain the system. there will be nothing left for any of us. the truth of the matter is, the social security system is not going broke. it is in far better shape, really, than you probably expect. >> then why do we have this -- why are we so concerned? i know you're talking about the baby boomers and you've got huge job losses, so there are fewer people putting into the soci

. >> reporter: janice worked on the 9/11 commission report that examined the cause of the attack and made rek men daings on how to -- recommendations on how to guard against ones. >> reporter: the commission chairman about 80% of chair recommendations have -- their rek commendations have been implemented. she worries about our borders and ports. >> we do not know, especially who is coming in illegally through our borders. and there has been legally no interest in this administration in trying to discover that, contain it or stop it. >> reporter: nonetheless. >> i think we are safer as a whole now than we were then. >> reporter: some areas of remaining concern to some of the commissioners. as is the fear that as time goes by, the country will become more complacent and less vigilant. >> gary, thank you. >>> there are several 9/11 events scheduled for tomorrow. at noon a remembrance ceremony will be held. in sterling, virginia from 5:00 until 8:00 it's sterling 9/11 we remember. at 6:00 p.m. the muslim community plans to hold a vigil outside the white house. it is called light the nigh

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janice dean has your forecast. >> no, that is it, jon. [laughter] you are good, jon scott.d what jane puts in front of me. >> you are the best. we have a soaking weekend across the south with a frontal boundary. they will be seen quite a bit of moisture for the foreseeable future. look at what we have got over the last couple of days. in some cases, a foot or more in dallas, arkansas, and coastal louisiana and mississippi. here's the good news. we have had a drought across texas, and with all of the moisture there, we have knocked it back to a lesser level of drought. we are still dealing with drought, but not as intense as we have seen over the past year. we're still watching a low that continues to hang out over the southern plains. hurricane marty is not expected to hit land, and india atlantic, we do not have major storms -- in the atlantic, no major storms. we also have activity off the coast of alaska that we will monitor over the weekend. jon: janice dean, thank you. jane: we are learning about the buyer for bernie madoff's home. did the federal government get their

the janice dean has that answer coming up.jon: concern is growing over h1n1 and whether there will be enough vaccine for everybody who wants protection. one study says it might have a way to double the supply we already have. and the more patti ann: 04 -- a memorial service for walter cronkite is going on in new york city. president obama and clinton among the speakers. when president obama stands before congress tonight, he will face the task of selling a very expensive proposal to reform health care. neil cavuto is joining us now. thank you. president obama is expected to repeat his claim that this plan will not increase taxes. is that possible? >> well, it will increase the fees for a lot of people. max baucus says been the ringleader in the bipartisan effort in the senate, if you can call it that. he is looking at slipping $6 billion in fees on health insurance companies. we will talk to the head of c igna health care later on tonight. he is also looking at extracting fees from the drug industry. the drug industry committe

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but janice from walt more city writes. we need affordable health care for everyone. we need to question those in opposition. we thank you very much for writing. have more of the responses tonight on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> will the talk of compromise in the speech be enough to convince the blue dog democrats? frank kratovil met with a small group of republicans in saverna park today. and met with the elephant club. 20 people show up to talk about current events but toed the group expected more since congressman kratovil was the scheduled guest. he said one of the biggest concerns is the cost of the plan. >> i mean as you know i am a blue dog democrat. and our focus is on the deficit and fiscal responsibility. and i think, you know, whatever we do, we have to make sure that we're not increasing the deficit, and we're not there yet. >> kratovil also said there are a lot of reform ideas that both sides can agree on. >> well, tell lawmakers what you think. go to foxbaltimore.com/your voice. >> one piece of health care reform that has not gotten a lot of discussio

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good morning, janice. >> good morning. >> janice, are you there?going to be watching tonight? >> of course. >> what are you looking to hear? do you think it will make any difference no matter what the president says? >> of course, i think it will make a differencement i need to know the benefits of the change. and i need to know. what we need to do to help him get it through. >> all right. well, thank you so much for your call. we will all be watching tonight. coming up later on fox 45 morning news, learn how to bring healthy cooking to your kitchen. the weekend event promising to help you do just that. >>> getting the perfect shot pool side. one cell phone claims to be rugged and water resistant, but does it really work? we w >>> the casio xl cell phone promises to make a splash even when wet, but will it work? water, water everywhere, it's in puddles, bathrooms and of course, swimming pools. we all know what even a little h20 can do electronics. >> my phone, if i dropped it on the water, i take it completely apart in order to make it work again.

this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. onstar. standard for one year on 14 chevy models. >>> welcome back to "prime news" shocking revelation it appears authorities missed dozens of opportunities to catch phillip garrido. detectives in antioch, california visited his home more than two dozen times in the past three years alone. his parole officer was also checking up on him but no one saw anything out of the ordinary here. specifically, jaycee and the two girls in the backyard police say jaycee dugard lived in a soundproof shed in the backyard held again 18 years forced to bear his children. this is disturbing details emerge about his 1976 kidnapping, admitted drug use and what experts call subconscious signs he wanted to get caught when it was said and done so. much to get to here. we'll take your calls. joining me to talk about it welcome back defense attorney and former prosecutor nicole deborde, michelle golland and sam stanton f

we are taking your calls live to janice in oklahoma. hi, janice. >> caller: hi, nancy.> janice, i really, really appreciate you saying that. what is your question, dear? >> caller: my question is, if he's been possessive with other women, could it be that was stalking annie le for quite a while before he killed her? >> excellent question. dr. bethany marshall out of l.a., what about it, bethany? >> i think that's a great likelihood and i think in the face -- possibility in the face of her impending wedding there was a built-up of unbearable distress, homicidal rage and that he could only neutralize that by killing her. the idea of the wedding made her feel that he could no longer control the victim, that she was rejecting him and that in fantasy they had a special relationship. and when you go back to the cages, he's the one that was supposed to keep the cages clean, not her. so, he's making this accusation that she's neglecting the mice. maybe he feels she's neglecting him, in his own crazy little way. >> back to the lawyers, susan moss, john burris, michael mazzariell

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. >> janice huff is taking time off this morning so the weather channel's jim cantore is helping us out this morning. >> we're talking about wind coming over the great lakes with a storm and ahead of that a good chance of severe weather. let's look at it here comes the next front which will make even the south feel like fall is around. you get a chance t dry out in atlanta. maybe wind and hail pushing through chicago. tomorrow the big wind moves in for you. there you can see the wind visories. many states across the upper midwest dominated by those wind warnings and watches, wind advisories. all shuffling east over the next couple of days. big low forms and drives over the northern great lakes this afternoon. in the meantime, it will be soggy for the patriots and falcons today. good old foxborough, massachusetts, look for a wet game.s ç#ç#ç#ç#ç#ç#ç#ç#ç#ç#ç#ç## the. >>> meteorologist, chuck bell. it's a low deck of overcast hanging outside this morning. here is a check of ray daush. a few lonely right rain showers. drizzle around washington. temperatures are in the mid-60s in town right

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bill and john emily and lindsey, mckenzie and jeremy, grandma janice, their mom michelle and aunt brenda and the little girl in the front they don't know but she snuck in for a picture and they all came over. we love having them on our team and west virginia, we don't forget about you ever. we know you get the mother load of snow. we're not going to forget about you. here's the bus stop forecast. this goes out to hampshire high school. you are clear with 50s. you will be the first to see rain showers not long before lunch this morning. they will come and go very quickly, though. i don't think they will affect you. this morning 53 inside the beltway. the same with annapolis. to the west, winchester 53. cumberland 51 and 48 in culpeper. the winds aren't a problem quite yet. they are out of the southwest at five miles an hour. later today, don't be surprised to have them sustained at 20 miles an hour from the west and gusting to 30 and across the ridge tops out there in west virginia like where i went hiking in hardy county you could have gusts to 40 miles an hour. take a trip up to 77 and

this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. bret: and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine, updating a story we brought you here on the grapevine wednesday, there are conflicting reports about whether or not the national endowment for the arts communication director, yosi sergeant, had been asked to resign. at least one republican senator raised concerns in recent days after an artist blogged that the white house and the n.e.a. were steering artists towards creating works on contentious political issues like healthcare reform. the huffington post reports today that sergeant, a former obama aide, was asked to resign as communications director. the n.e.a. offered a curt response telling fox news that he is still employed. an administration official only offered, quote "the white house did not ask for him to resign." we'll continue to follow it. after charlie sheen demanded a meeting with president obama to ask for a new inve

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nbc's janice shandling reports on the struggle to get back to normal. >> these folks probably alreadyome back to. >> reporter: when hurricane ike hit galveston a year ago today, it tore up the town. but couldn't break its spirit. >> right now, it feels like it's about five years. it's -- it just seems like forever to recover. >> reporter: if anyone had reason to give up, it was tom lecroy. fafed after his restaurant. and this week in the same spot. his business born anew. galveston's coming back and i'm convinced it's going to be better than it was. >> reporter: a philosophy shared by joe and kathleen dinky. they were returned to find their home in pieces as they told al rockier shortly after the hurricane hit. >> it is going to take a shovel at a time. most people in this situation realize that you can't do it by yourself. no man is an island. >> reporter: the couple spent almost every day of the past 12 months turning a house back into a home. >> there's a lot of hills and valleys throughout life and you got to overcome these things. >> reporter: amid the rebuilding and lives starte

our first caller on the line is janice from baltimore, good morning, janice? question? >> my question is, i'm going through menopause. i'm a diabetic, and i'm going through -- they said i never had my uterus goin taken out. i'm going through hot flashes and mood changes. i never had these things before and they won't give me medication. what can i do about that? >> that's a great question. so along with menopause, everybody starts thinking, should i go on hormone altherapy, you do know that some the risks associated with hormones is an increased risk of heart disease. if you tend to have more health problems, like high blood pressure and diabetes, some doctors will start to say, i really don't feel comfortable giving you hormone altherapy. there's a lot of alternatives. there's great medications such as simbalta which is a mild antidepressant but at mild doses, it can tell the brain not to feel hot flashes, and you can do exercises and stress reduction. sometime things you can do now to reduce the hot flashes, after you feel the hot flash, put your fingers in

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janice: i'm 64 and in april i'll be 65 so i've been doing a lot of reading up to try and decide lillianit's not something that you can just decide on a moment's notice. susan: medicare is not adequate to cover all medical costs burt:.there are certain services that still are not fully covered by medicare tommy: .i personally think that health is the most important thing that a person can have, regardless of what else, and if you are going to talk about your health, my health, cost is not all that important. anncr (v.o.): if you're turning 65 soon, are medicare-eligible, or you're already age 65 or over but haven't signed up for medicare. or, even if you've already enrolled in a medicare supplement plan. we have important information for you. understanding medicare today in the following program you'll discover how medicare supplement insurance plans. .can help you keep your own doctors, select any specialist you prefer, and help pay the 20% of your medical expenses not covered by medicare part b. music comes down (to hostess) he: hello donna. (to camera) she: hi bob we're here today to

janice: i'm 64 and in april i'll be 65 so i've been doing a lot of reading up to try and decide lillian that you can just decide on a moment's notice. susan: medicare is not adequate to cover all medical costs burt:.there are certain services that still are not fully covered by medicare tommy: .i personally think that health is the most important thing that a person can have, regardless of what else, and if you are going to talk about your health, my health, cost is not all that important. anncr (v.o.): if you're turning 65 soon, are medicare-eligible, or you're already age 65 or over but haven't signed up for medicare. or, even if you've already enrolled in a medicare supplement plan. we have important information for you. understanding medicare today in the following program you'll discover how medicare supplement insurance plans. .can help you keep your own doctors, select any specialist you prefer, and help pay the 20% of your medical expenses not covered by medicare part b. music comes down (to hostess) he: hello donna. (to camera) she: hi bob we're here today to shed some light on

jennifer westhoven is here to tell us about some big potential savings, janice. that's what we love to hear in this type of economy. >> thanks, natasha. some utilities say your heating bi bills might be as much as 20% lower this year. that's good news in a bad economy. now, be careful. don't start spending it yet. those prices do fluctuate, but natural gas prices are near seven-year lows. they're like oil prices. they can fluctuate on supply and demand and lately the word in natural gas is -- the main reason is the recession. factories are not really humming at the same levels they were. that means we're using a lot less energy in general, much bigger supply of gas. >>> maybe you know a teen you think should get off the couch and get a job. that's your opinion, but it is a lot harder for teenagers to get a job these days. they're looking at the toughest job market for their age group in 60 years, basically since they started counting these numbers. look at teens who are out there looking, pounding the payments, more than a quarter of them couldn't find jobs in th

this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash.s the land -- >> you can see deer track no problem -- >> reporter: and certainly the animals. which makes it odd his garden wasn't growing the way it was supposed to. >> i planted 14 rows of green beans. they wiped them out. no detailed tracks. something i wouldn't know. >> reporter: kenny was determined to catch the culprit. >> i set the cameras up to tell me what wildlife is in the area and what time they come through and everything. >> reporter: you can clearly make out the animals in post of the pictures. >> there's a rabbit right there. a raccoon. >> reporter: except for this one. >> roughly 50, 55 yards to the camera to where the object was. >> a big black figure in the distance of one of his photos. >> i'm 5'11". i'm thinking this is probably five foot tall. you can see it's about big tall and about this wide. i didn't expect to catch big foot on a camera. >> do you think big foot is a vegetarian? >> i hope so. >> reporter: but what else could it be? some guessed a bear or ape.

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you heard tyra, now janice fights back. >>> the star mom under the covers and in the backseat.new commercial too hoot? >>> our coverage of the michael jackson death investigation continues now. with the newest details we've uncovered. >> i sent my condolences. sent notes, flowers. all of that. i was not a friend. i wish i was. >> oprah's regret. revealing how despite her interview with michael jackson, she wasn't close to the king of pop. >> you know what? i'm going to stay in touch. i didn't want to be like, hey. trying to be michael -- hey -- i'm trying to be your friend because you're michael jackson. and i didn't. >> there's a lot of sadness about my past life. >> the world watched as you talked to him. and an incredible interview. >> did he ever beat you? >> yes, he did. >> the shocking abuse allegation against joe jackson. oprah got michael to go public with mike's very private pain. >> i went into that interview literally trying have a conversation with him. >> looking at the footage, what revelations are you having now? that he's passed? >> he seemed sad and lonely to m