of scottsdale, arizona. yes, they have economy in their last name.lain how these soldiers of savings manage to go to the grocery store just once a month in a moment. but we're getting ahead of ourselves. to understand the depths of this family's frugality, you have to dive into their freezer. >> two pounds of ham. seven brussel sprouts. two more chickens. >> reporter: the day before the monthly trip to the grocery, steve takes inventory with the help of his daughter abby. >> wait, how many english muffins, four? >> reporter: there's a lot to count. >> four, five, six, seven. >> reporter: this family freezes milk they find on sale. even bananas that have gone black. >> and saved until annette is ready to bake bread. >> reporter: they look for items that are about to expire. a lot of consumers think that's the expiration date, it's going bad that day, you say no way. >> just use common sense. does it look bad? does it look green? >> reporter: while they take inventory, annette is busy scheduling all of the family's meals 30 days in advance. >> look. ha

among the finalist the field museum in chicago, scottsdale center for the performing arts in arizona.ance in virginia, where the staff is all excited. >> now that they are aware there is competition going on, constantly running through the rest rooms to make sure everything is working. >> okay. we have a link to the contest on our home page, www.kron.com, voters can cost their ballots online through monday. the ladies room of macy's union scare was a finalist in 2009. the giants go for their fourth straight win, gary has highlights and new leadership for the giants organization, gary weighs in on what it all means, next. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney we're giving you a big thank you this friday & saturday. get an extra 20% off when you use your jcpenney rewards credit card. don't have a card, you still get an extra 15% off. no exclusions. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. jcpenney. a big thank you this friday & saturday. get an extra 20% off when you use your jcpenney rewards credit card. don't have a card, you still get an extra 15% off. no exclusions. go to jcp.com to see

a 22-year-old was from scottsdale arizona. he had md and was with his father in the vip section. his dad was hurt. authorities have identified a couple from arizona, george and wendy hewitt. he was a former air canada pilot. he was 60, she was 57. and for the latest on the crash and to hear the news conference by reno air races log on to the website. >>> fire destroyed a number of shuttle buss in a parking lot. it started when a driver saw something wrong while driving one them and brought it back to the yard. a short time later the engine caught fire and then it spread to other buses. >> the bus company employee saw smoking and saw the fire advance quit rapidly, called the police. >> seven were damaged, three severely. nobody was hurt. >>> a troubling case of animal cruelty at a northern california high school. goats have been mutilated. it's happened more than once. >> reporter: i just want to warn you some of the injuries on these goats are dramatic. browny had both ears ripped off. she was attacked in the second attack in just five days. >> i got down on the ground and her ea

among the finalist the field museum in chicago, scottsdale center for the performing arts in arizona. renaissance in virginia, where the staff is all excited. >> now that they are aware there is competition going on, constantly running through the rest rooms to make sure everything is working. >> okay. we have a link to the contest on our home page, www.kron.com, voters can cost their ballots online through monday. the ladies room of macy's union scare was a finalist in 2009. the giants go for their fourth straight win, gary has highlights and new leadership for [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to h

his brother says he was killed instantly. 22-year-old michael wogan was from scottsdale. arizona he was sitting with his father in the vip section. his father bill was seriously injured and just a short time ago, two more victims were identified. george and wendy hewitt were from arizona. he was a former air canada pilot and reportedly owned a small post-world war ii plane. he was 60 and his wife 57. >>> new security measures going into place beginning today at nfl stadiums across the country. it comes in the wake of a series of violent incidents including someone shocking people with a taser. anne makovec gets reaction from candlestick park. >> right now you know just a thing of the game. >> reporter: now there's more of it at candlestick park, the nfl recommended fans be searched from the ankles to the knees in addition to the waist up patdowns previously in place. >> it peoples a little weird because again it like toughed my legs it's just going to be weird. >> probably offends some people. >> reporter: they're looking for alcohol and weapons. that's after a man was ar

one is 47-year-old greg morkum from everett, washington. 22-year-old michael wogan was from scottsdale, arizona. wheelchair-bound wogan had muscular dystrophy and was sitting in his father in the vip section. george and wendy hewitt were from arizona. he was a former pilot and reportedly owned a small postworld war ii plane. he was 60. his wife 57. >>> joe vazquez has been reporting from reno and flew back this afternoon and joe, thank you for coming back and talking with us. we've heard your report about the modifications then we hear about the part of the tail that flew off. related. not related? >> reporter: it could be, let's take a look at the pick cur of the trail -- picture of the tail. this is a major focus on the part of the ntsb investigators, it's called the elevator trim tab and we're told that can cause the plane to yank one direction or another and perhaps the pilot, jimmy leeward overcorrected it and stalled. this is leeward, he said in this recent youtube video that he made radical modifications to his plane. the modifications included shortening the wings significantly

and 22-year-old michael logan was from scotts dale, arizona -- scottsdale, arizona. he was sitting with his father in a wheelchair in the v.i.p. section. his father was seriously injured. >>> george wendy was a former air pilot, owning a small post world war ii plane. >>> fires destroy a number of shuttle buses in a san francisco parking lot. it all started when a driver noticed something wrong while driving one and brought it back to the san francisco yard. and a short time later, the engine caught fire. the fire spread to the other buses, parked near it. and fortunately no one was hurt. new security measures are going into place beginning today at the nfl stadiums across the country. it comes in the wake of the series of violent incidents including someone shocking people with a taser. and they will get reactions from candlestick park. >> man down, you know, just a thing of the gang. >> reporter: and now there is more of it at candlestick park. the nfl recommended the fans be searched from the ankles out here. in addition to the waist up, the pat downs previously i

scottsdale, arizona. number two. save the number one after the break. or what if we told you that ferrari borrowed technology from cadillac to develop its suspension system? magnetic ride control -- pioneered by cadillac, perfected in the 556-horsepower cts-v. we don't just make luxury cars. we make cadillacs. >>> little goof on our end. our bad. during the break, i was filled in. we reversed the order. so people in raleigh, north carolina, you're not number five. you're number one. number one for america's cities. this is according to "business week." raleigh, north carolina is the first, then arlington, then honolulu, then scottsdale and five is irvine, california. now to mr. blitzer. coming up situation room and we know that president obama, mohamed abbas, they should be meeting what, in any minute now? >> right, they're going to be meeting and it's an important meeting, the president met earlier in the day with benjamin netanyahu and now he's about to meet with president mohamed abbas. we're going to be speaking with one of president abbas's top avi

he joins us from scottsdale, arizona. what do you make of the photos we are seeing of the supposedly missing tail section? >> you know, there was quite a little bit of speculation about what, if anything, may have happened to the airplane itself or mechanical failure. for an experienced pilot like this one to sufficient the kind of consequences he did. looking at just the surface, it looks like a trim tab. a trim tab really takes care of the air load on the control surface so as you consider the fact that if you have your stick in a neutral position and you want to move the airplane from one kind of angle of attack with the wind or another you need to have help if you have that little tab moving for you it will help to unload that. if that were the case and he lost the trim tab it would lead one to understand that it would be very difficult to control the airplane. >> is the world war ii vintage plane safe to use for maneuvers like this? it's a fairly old plane. >> i have to tell you, when we talk about age and airplanes

he joins us by phone from scottsdale, arizona. less than 24 hours of each other. i don't know if you can see the television there of this new incident, jim? >> caller: yeah. i saw that. i'm concerned that people get this feeling that these shows are just inherently dangerous because we've had two now within 24 hours. understand how many shows, how many weeks and months and what else don't die without this. i don't want to draw conclusions with the proximity. >> listen, i'm getting information that it's not fair, it's not correct, i should say, to call what happened in reno an air show. it's an air race. there's a difference between an air race and an air show. >> caller: that's correct. that's exactly. the air race is a very, very high-speed race close to the ground with aircraft that have been modified to fly much faster than they were originally designed to fly. >> okay. let's talk about this tail pin. airlines tail --. the pictures, by looking at that picture, would that have caused the pilot to lose control in the event that happened in nevada? >> caller: well

47-year-old was attending the show for the very first time. 22-year-old michael boggen was from scottsdalemuscular dystrophy. and was sitting with his father in the v.i.p. section. his dad was seriously injured in the crash. >>> authorities have also identified a couple from arizona. george and wendy hewitt. they were from fort mojave, a former air canada pilot and reportedly owned a small post world war ii plane. he was 60. his wife was 57. >>> it is 5:38 now. a terror plot busted in london. >> plus, the big tax hike for the richest people in america, unveiled today. >>> and he wasn't at the emmys but the controversy stirred up before the show started. all coming up. ,, i've got nothing against these do-it-yourself steam-cleaning enthusiasts. it's good for the customer to get to know their own carpet. and spending the day moving furniture and lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! i know. that's why i'm carpet for life. but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame in calling a professional. i respect you for tryi

host: scottsdale, arizona. caller: on the city and state level, report is really low.ple are feeling like the whole thing as a ponzi scheme. you see all of this money shifted here and there, they can sell land -- there is so many things that they can do. people are getting tired of the deficit. host: our cities getting created and what they can do to raise revenue? -- our cities getting creative in they can do to raise revenue? guest: they can make decisions about what of those assets are the things to keep on the books terminally or would they be more productive if they sold them all or leased them. there's some privatization schemes around infrastructure, the leasing of roads to become toll roads. sometimes the private sector is better position to better maintain those roads and charge a fee for them more efficiently. host: when you surveyed the cities, 60% said they delayed or canceled capital projects. what is going on there? does it have anything to do with the federal government's partnership on those projects? problemt's part of the that the revenues are not the