similar events were rowdy in suburban st. louismichigan and six arrests occurred in melbourne, missouri. this is the crowd in michigan during a forum there. john dingell was interrupted by a man whose son was in a wheelchair. the proposed changed would not help his son and called dingell a fraud. he responded by saying the man's concerns would be addressed. >>> top white house aides are holding closed doors meeting on whether to handle the hecklers and some spoke on condition of anonymity told the sxed press aides are promising that they'll fight back with double the force if an individual lawmaker is targeted in tv ads. republicans say that protests are evidence of a lack of public support for this health care reform. democrats accuse republicans of using mob tack tactics to derail health care reform and saying health care will sabotage the democratic process. some democratic lawmakers say they received death threats for supporting the overhaul. what do you think of the protests of town hall meetings? can you hear much and learn m

missouri -- police in suburban st. louisf counterfeiter. >> apparently, they are taking a $5 bill with some sort of solution that they are watching b5 dollar bill with, and then they are transposing it with(="g devised to generate what appears to be a $100 bill. shepard: police say they have that four counterfeit incidents recently. arizona -- a homeowner in scottsdale is so sick of people stealing her cat died that she is installing a surveillance camera. >> it is shocking to see somebody out in the middle of the night, and digging up your cactus. shepard: the woman says she has lost 10 plants since last year. -- stealing her cat died -- cacti. today, we got word that longtime conservative columnist robert novak died after a yearlong battle with brain cancer. he was born in illinois and as a young man fought in the korean war. he found his voice early on, writing for papers like "the wall street journal" and "at the chicago sun-times," and if there was ever a man who enjoyed ruffling feathers, it was he. despite years in pr

the school district canceled one tomorrow in suburban st. louisrns. >>> president obama is headed home after wrapping up a two-day summit in guadalajara, mexico with his nafta counterparts, got together with leaders of canada and mexico, called the meeting of the three amigos, topics like climate change, illegal immigration and increasing drug violence, all on the agenda. even though he is out of the country, the president remained focus on his top domestic issue, health care reform. at a news conference, the president stressed the u.s. is not looking to mimic the canadian model of health care. >> i suspect that we are going to have continued vigorous debate. i suspect that few canadians will continue to get dragged in by those to oppose reform though i have said nothing about canadian health care reform. i don't find canadians particularly scary, but i guess some of the opponents of reform think that they make a good bogyman. i think that is a mistake. and i suspect that once we get into the fall and people look at the actual legislation that's b

in january, 2007, he was found in the suburban st. louis apartment of michael devlin. devlin was sentenced to life in prison. then there is elizabeth smart, a story that captured the nation back in the summer of 2002. she was 14 years old when she was a abducted from her salt lake city home. nine months later, they were spotted walking in the streets in a salt lake city suburb. they were found incompetent to stand trial. then there's the case there'ssteven stayner. he was kidnapped in 1972. he escaped his captivity in 1980. he died in a motorcycle accident in 1995 -- in 1989 when he was 24 years old police later busted kenneth eugene parnell. the latest word out of the world health organization, h1n1 case is in the southern hemisphere are declining as the seasonal flu time comes to an end. here in the northern hemisphere, flu season is just beginning to ramp up. the new numbers just out of the who reported cases of h1n1 case is in all 50 states. more than 550 people have died. for all the latest information on h1n1, how much it is going to impact our lives, log onto ou