for nicki the convenience is just as important for the cash. >> you don't have to park, you don't have to drive. i do it at 1:00 in the morning in my jammies in bed. >> reporter: she making money and saving >> you buy less beca not in the store saying oh, i like that, hum, i like that. >> reporter: melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >> there re a few things to consider. they send out checks quarterly so you may have to wait up to three months to get your check and you have to accumulate a minimum of $5 in your account before you're eligible to get cash back. head to our week site for any -- website for any of the stories you've mentioned here and for weather conditions too at myfoxdc.com. >>> this week marks the 40th anniversary of the apollo 11 mission to the moon. this morning fox news sunday sits down with one of the astronauts that made it all possible. we'll have a look back at the historic journey. >>> and the latest on our health care journey. we'll geoff -- get a preview. >>> and we'll have your forecast next on fox 5 morning news. we'll be right back. >>> deferring reform is nothing

nicki has a compulsive buying disorder.00 tubes of lib gloss, stacks of cosmetics and fragrance candles. and stacks of jeans. and they're not the kind you get at walmart. >> $350. >> reporter: that's expensive. >> $250. these are the boyfriend jeans that are popular right now. >> reporter: how many cards have you maxed out? how much debt are you in? >> currently credit card debt alone, about 38,000 right now. >> reporter: for years, she committed financial infidelity. lying to her husband about her spending. finally, when he discovered her secret, he took away all her credit cards. the marriage, once solid, was on the brink of collapse. money that could have been saved for her children's education, gone. >> i can deal with the fact that maybe i'm hurting myself. but the fact that i'm hurting my husband and my kids, for something that they didn't even do, that they have no control over. that makes me pretty sick. >> reporter: months ago, nicki promised her husband she wouldn't shop. yet, the day we were at her house, the u.p

as a matter of fact, nicki hart, within the last year, had brought walter an entire set of drums, set it up in his apartment in new york and walter was delighted -- delightful. here was a man who kind of, you know, conducted the boston pops. what happened? so, nicki brought him a set of drums and walter was learning how to play the drums at 92 years old, i might add. >> wow. john roberts, i want to ask you this, because i know this about you, too, you sit behind an anchor desk now, but your heart is often in the field, where you want to be out covering stories. and he was very much the same way. i mean, not an anchor who just sat behind the desk, but he went to vietnam. and it made his remarks, his -- what he said when he was in the anchor chair that much more powerful and that much more influential because he did have a reporter's curiosity and interest in the world that was genuine. >> he didn't just have a reporter's curiosity, campbell. he was the quintessential reporter. he was -- he was like edward r. murrow. you know, i give a lot of speeches to journalism classes and talk to a

for nicky, the convenience is just as importanas the cash. >> you don't have to park or drive. i do it at 1:00 in the morning in bed. >> reporter: she believes she's not only making money but saving money, too. >> and you buy less. you're not in the store saying hmm, i like that and that. >> there are a few things to consider. ebates sends out check quarterly. you may have to weight up to three months to get the check and you have to accumulate a minimum of $5 in your account before you're eligible for any of the cash back. >>> melanie is going to show us how all that time spent on sites like facebook and myspace can save you money. social networks savings tonight on fox 5 news. >>> still to come at 5, tmz breaking more news on michael jackson's death. why investigators mean calling this a homicide. a live report from l.a. is coming up. >>>  there are momes in time when the paths we take do determine our future. today we are communicating with each other as never before - and that requires a seamless network that is constantly growing bette smarter,

bill: his wife nicky and their daughters bobbie and isabella. bobby: nicky used to caddie for steve. ian: when they first came on tour. a good player herself. bill: i remember one year spotlighting steve stricker. feels like he's been around a long time. but kind of reborn in the last 12 months. that was pretty aggressive, but again, he's got a two-shot cushion. and petrovic is looking at bogey at the least. so he should be ok. ian: fantastic victory here for him. some really good play. golf course was presented beautifully. the course was there for the taking. greens were soft, but very hard to get the ball close because of the spin on the soft, slow greens. bill: and statistically solid. third in putting, 17th in greens, and that was prior to this week. he has not gone more than two consecutive starts without a top 10 finish. ian: very consistent. bill: that's a heck of an accomplishment. ian: he's in the top 10 in all around ranking, which encompasses all of those statistics that we keep regurgitating. it's amazing stuff. third in scoring ave

but even nicki admits, it will only get you so far. >> it's not about hitting the target areas.kankles. but let's get the entire body fit and feel good about ourselves. >> i was 100 pounds overnight. when you lose 100 pounds, you separate the calf from the ankle. and you get rid of the kankles. >> i didn't like the way they looked. >> reporter: christina reggie turned to plastic surgery six weeks ago, after years of emotional distress. >> no matter how much i would try to get smaller, there would still be that fat on the outside. >> this is something you could never get from exercise. here, you now see her muscle. >> reporter: christina's plastic surgeon, dr. michelle copeland, says relatively new license plate section technology allows her to shape and contour lower legs. >> using laser light, we can sell p sculpt her fat deposits. >> reporter: christina is thrilled at the results. >> this is awesome because this is the first time i've ever seen a shape in my lower leg. >> reporter: and it is all the craze, kankles. if you go on facebook, there's more than 50 groups dedicated t

as you heard the developer say it is part of nicky's live strong campaign.s are messages of encouragement for the riders and cancer survivors. lance armstrong, of course, fits both of those categories. he's a big supporter of the talk bot and even sent the account his favorite tweet that the talk-bot wrote while he was riding. here it is right here. n sent this th and e caio is an example of what a talk bot does and the message on the road is survir renee nicholas lives strong. a simple message but those are along the route. here's one more picture for you. you can see this is what the riders will see. all of these little messages followed by a big live strong banner all the way across. if you want to get in on this talk-bot action you could have your message on the tour de france route. i will have a link to how to do it on my blog at wusa9.com. >> thank you. >>> the tour has taken them from france in to spain where there was some rain on the plains. any rain for us? >> tiny bit today. slight chance today but tomorrow afternoon and evening, tomorrow night,

the final question comes from nicky and herman. to know about a low-cost or free options for shredding documents in our area. >> we talk about shredding a lot. we called several local companies to get the answer. in addition to news4's xhinty shred es,self raf olss for getting documents shredded. companies like shred it, safeguard shredding and shred pro offer different types of shredding opportunities depending on your needs. shred it has a shredding service every saturday at its rockville, maryland, location, it will shred your documents for $5 per box. but you must be able to carry the box in. safeguard offers a similar saturday service for consumers. individuals can bring up to 50 pounds of shredable material for a flat rate of $25. this service happens once a month on every second saturday from 9:00 to 4:00 at the safeguard falls church, virginia, location. shred pro shreds documents on spot. the shredder is located on a box and comes to your location. this could be an a good option if you have a lot to shred. if you have a qu

her daughter nicky is one of nine people killed. >> there is something that needs t be done.e are still riding metro an we still don't know if everything is safe. >> reporter: during the congressional oversight hearings, federal officials say the cause of the crash is still unknown. they also reveal the circuit that failed to detect trains on the track is still not working. and so far, no fix has worked. >> we reced it witha brand new impede exbond and the old one that was in before. there are still intermittent failures. sometimes it is working. sometimes it is not even with those changes. >> i understand our customers are angry because of the delay. but this has to continue until we are able to determine what caused that flick aring in that circuit. >> reporter: in the meantime, metro's general manage are says the top priority for new money is to get a backup system as recommended by the ntsb. >> my we is very simple. >> reporter: eleanor holmes norton also pressed the ntsb to give safety alternatives when it is clear replacing the entire fleet is impossible. >> i've got to

at blue star camp in north carolina, 13-year-old nicky jaffe experienced something more than home sicknessi drank out of my friend's water bottle, and she warned me she wasn't feeling so well. the next day she ended up going to the health center, and she had the flu. >> the h1n1 virus had come to this summer camp nestled in the blue ridge mountains. 35 of blue star's 650 campers were believed to be infected. >> i had a really bad headache, and i just -- i felt -- i just didn't feel good overall. i was coughing a lot. >> reporter: the infected campers were isolated and put on anti-viral medication after experiencing flu-like symptoms. >> they would come in the first day with about 101. they would sleep most of that day, take the tami-flu. the third day they would want to go back to camp. >> reporter: more than 50 camps nationwide have reported outbreak. and the cdc is reporting infections between 5 and 24 more than any other group, making campers vulnerable. >> kids are very, very close, and they're in small cabins. they have limited ability to wash their hands. >> reporter: the h1n1 virus

she watched the show with her daughter, nicki. and her granddaughter.'re from castro valley, california. we understand you have a question for ed and ji? >> ed, how did you make you feel watching jillian have such a hard time letting reid go, just moments before you proposed to her? >> question was? >> how do you feel about seeing me have a hard time with reid. >> it was weird because reid and i bonded early on. we were both part of the last five. and so, it was strange. i guess i knew in my heart i knew what jill was going to do. but i had no idea. right afterwards, she's like, you're not going to believe what happened. i'm like, what? she's like, reid came back. what? no. i'm only allowed to come back. but it was strange. >> didn't your granddaughter have a question, too? >> she does. jillian, she wants to know how come you kiss so many boys? >> i know. i know. >> why do you? >> i kind of thought i would have a quota when i did this. i only wanted to kiss five guys or four guys. it ended up being a lot more. on the western date, that was all scripted.

nicki is the publisher of the list, are you on it.com.or having me. >> in the old days it was the hot dogs. >> in the dirty water. >> but now you have the more up scale trucks. when did the trend start. >> there was a ban on new licenses a year ago and they started putting them out again and the entrepreneurs have taken it and run with it and they have some fantastic food offerings and some funky people doing it as well. >> we'll start with one called on the fly. >> it was the first to come out of the shoot. there are now eight of them. they are at places like the mall and the zoo. and there are plans for more of them. fresh cuisine. they partner with other restaurants so you'll see rocklands, empanadas and they use organic and fresh. and a lot of carts are into being eco friendly and on the fly is into that. and you see them all over the city and they're beautiful and they do their best to supply fresh,good food at a reasonable price. >> that's a great idea. and another one out called fine diner. >> this is a unique concept and hopefully

i like the way roberts played, and, you know, good to see nicky and melvin swing the bat real well, andow, offensively, it was okay, but you're going to win with pitching and we didn't get it done. >> reimold, looks like he got over that speed bump with his at bats tonight. >> yeah, the break probably did him good. had a chance to relax and regroup. he's spending an awful lot of time with you crow, and i thought it was good for him to get away. he looked more comfortable tonight. and we need him to play well for us. he's a great player. >> first place boston on the road in toronto. no score in the first, and kevin youkilis with a home run off rick yes romero. now, top of the 5th, same score, david ortiz, he will double off the wall. this one going the opposite way. nearly left the ballpark. misses the home run by inches. 4-1 the red sox go up. clay buck hotels called up from aaa to get the start. papelbon's 24th save, and row mother row takes the loss, he is now 7-4 on the year. mean time in new york, battle of first place teams. tigers and the yankees, top of the 5th. grander son, a.j.

our slogan comes from nicky. "fox news alert" starts my day, wouldn't have it any other way.le by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ gretchen: that's the music from the olden days back when it was the jackson five and mks mkds was a young boy. eric bowling is here sitting in for steve doocy. brian: eric would not do the weather for free, therefore, we had to scramble a professional weather caster. >> i gave up my wrist band for this. just kidding. gretchen: a historic goodbye of epic proportions gets under way for michael jackson in a few hours. his family expected to hold a private funeral, and later that mass' tribute ceremony. joining us is reverend jesse jackson. >> good morning. gretchen: a very early morning for you out there, and i know this ceremony will be getting under way in just a few short hours. how would you describe how this all came together and what you expect it to be? >> there will be a very private ceremony, and then there will be this massive celebration here at the staple center, but i cannot help but t

he said he don't have the lee nicki can't find the security. so what happened was this german pension fund who thought he could hold 3% of 33 different assets around the world and be protected, those assets were much more correlated then he thought they were and he did not know whether he paid a fair price for any of them because you never had time to do the analysis. he depended on middle men who themselves were conflicted to decide the price is paid in finally if you wonder why it may be american and businesses and other businesses around the world are not-- as you would hope they would be it is because they are sure holders are just like this german pension fund manager. >> each have hundreds of investments and they don't have the time to monitor any of them come as of this theory of diversification sets up beautifully for middle men to come in and tell this ignorant pension fund manager what is best for him except they don't. they say what is best for themselves and their own cash flows so it turns very quickly into a very corrupt system. y

dj nicky knight also connected troy with future employees wednesday afternoon. >> i look for a good personfore i worry about the position i'm hiring for. >> reporter: randall's continues to stick to its policy not to chase down suspects. said an executive, "the policy exists for the safety of our employees, customers, and others who may be seriously injured in a chase." meanwhile, the story has gained traction on cnn and is on many stations. >> i did not expect to to happen. austin has been wonderful. i just want to go back to work and support my family. >> job offers are pouring in for schaffer. still no indication if the grocery store might reconsider rehiring him. >>> a doctor admits he operated on the wrong knee of his patient, but get this, it's not the first time he's made the mistake. >>> new protests and flashes in iran. thousands of supporters march to remember ne da agha-soltan. witnesses say riot police beat people with batons and tear gas to break up the crowd which was trying to gather at her grave. this was the 40th day since neda's death, considered the last day of mourning