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. >> joining us from dallas is ceo of amato consulting. good to see you, eric. this is great news for a lot of folks who, you know, are in their homes. they are paying on their mortgage. but they know that, you know, it's not worth what it was once was. this president's plan it is getting mixed reviews or are people excited about this? >> well it is getting mixed reviews. a lot of people are excited about it but republicans right now there are a little bit on edge. they want the markets, the supply and demand to feather out the housing industry. it's getting mixed reviews. >> so, how does this help -- how do you qualify? >> great question because there's a lot of steps you got to go through. first of all your loan must be a fannie mae and freddie mac customer. also you must have purchased your house before may 31, 2009. also you must be current on your mortgage which means you can't have any missed payments for the last six months. also you cannot have more than one missed payment or late payment in the last 12 months. this must be your primary living quarters.

continue our interviews with someone looking to be that candidate from rick santorum who comes to us from dallasent 60 days this year in iowa and that is double what any other candidate has spent and the conventional wisdom is that if anyone is going to pull a huckabee to win the iowa caucuses it is you? >> guest: the strategy is to talk to the people of iowa. i have been to 70 to of the 99 counties and 180 town hall type meetings and we are talking to activist. we are not hitting huge crowds but are hitting the people who are the engine of the iowa caucuss and they are talking and have influence in their community and the fact that i have been in the community and being in the small counties tharks pays a lot of dividends and obviously our plan is not to peak in june or july but now in january, when the votes were counted; you >> chris: you raised 582,000 by way of comparison, herman cain raised over two million. the quarter that ended in the end of september. there is a report of fund raising numbers this week. what is your number going to be? >> guest: it is more. we are cash positive and run

. >> bill: joining us from dallas, fox news analyst karl rove. you heard trippe and da davis.hat do you think a big story? >> he did lie that is a big story. things are really bad then because take a look at this. he goes up to congress to testify and who briefed him. if you are briefing the attorney general on the fast and furious you would say here is the communications you received. he is surrounded by a bunch of nincompoops who didn't prepare him. he gets a memo in july and october. remember what the first response was when the memos circulated -- when the memos were known to be in existences? their response was well, he doesn't read all of the memos that arrive in front of him. where is his chief of staff making certain that every piece of paper that the attorney general gets is read and reviewed by somebody? who is reading it so that they can raise warning flags to the attorney general. and nobody in the department of justice thought that there was anything to worry about. when they get a piece of paper that says we got a program going on in which we are selling dangerou

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interviews with someone looking to be that candidate, former senator rick santorum who comes to us from dallas. senator, you have spent more than 60 days this year in iowa which is almost double what any of the other candidates have spent and the conventional wisdom in that state is if any one is going to pull a huckabee come from long shot to win the iowa caucuses, t is you. what is your strategy? >> well, the strategy is to it go down and talk to the people of iowa and do town hall meetings. i have been to almost 70 counties of the 99 counties as you mentioned. we spent a lot of time there. i think we done almost 180 town hall type meetings. we are not hitting huge crowds but we are hitting the people who are the engine of the iowa caucuses and they are the folks that talk and have influence in their community and the fact that i have been in the community. being in some of the small counties pays a lot of dividends and obviously our plan is not to peak in june or july but in now january. we were hoping february but now january when the votes are counted. >> chris: you raised in the second q

eric joins us once again from dallas. eric, good to see you. let's talk about what makes a good health care plan? >> you have to look at the fundamentals of a good health care plan. first of all, make sure you look at benefits of your medical, your dental, your vision. you want to make sure you understand the benefits of those, what kind of co-pays you have and deductibles before you sign up. it's a very, very serious process. you want to look at cost analysis and make sure what you pay for your health care is what you want. health care is very expensive and you want to sit down with your family and make sure you afford it. >> why does it cost so much? >> that's a great question. a lot of people ask that question. there's several variables going on. modern medicine is expensive right now. we want to get into the doctor's office faster, we want better care but that costs money. it costs money to do that. also, more americans are sick right now. what i mean by that as far as people have diabetes, more heart disease. i mean, you have a lot of thin

. >>> a serial rapist is on the loose in the dallas area, he's targeting alumni of a popular african-american sorority. ed lavandera joins us live fromve been saultded so far and what type of time period of we talking about here? >> reporter: there have been four attacks on women in the mid-50s to mid-60s and these attacks happened in three different suburbs north of the dallas area. so you've got a number of police agencies coming together and the last attack happened just last week. as investigators were all working on this and realized these women belong to the same sorority, were members of this predominantly african-american sororit sorority. 400 members in the dallas area. they started to realize the attacks were carried out much in the same way that these women were home alone, the attacked happened at night when these attacks happened and they realized also that the attacker knew specific information, not -- not saying what type of information it was, but the attackers seemed to know a little bit about each one of victims and it came back to the sorori sorority, authorities are urging people in the sorority to take precaution

from so many of you. graduate ashley took us into her dallas bedroom. the same bed she slept in before she went to college. >> these are some of my student loans. >> reporter: she garage waited from ut-austin about $70,000 in debt. she pays $750 a month, which is why she's back with the family dog. dad, back with mom, who just like she used to asks her college grad if she'll be home at a decent hour. >> we're going to leave them alone. >> reporter: leaving them ail loan, but still living down the hall. one recent survey revealed 5% saying they'd be moving back home. 5.9 million young adults, 25 to 34, now live at home. up 25% in just the last four years. >> you can talk to people in this generation who find themselves in a place they never expected to be. four, five, six years out of school and back in the bedroom they had in high school. >> reporter: the president and first lady have spoken often of the student loans they both had, still paying them off nine years into their marriage. but the amount of student debt in this country is up dramatically. co

now she's working in texas doing a political talk show in dallas, she joins us from fort worth. turnpike. what do you want or accomplish on this radio program? >> i like to say where is reason, because i feel that in this country, reason just doesn't exist anymore, and that party division is stagnating our country and i harken back to george washington's farewell address where he said the party system may destroy the country because the people will care more about their party than america. i'm conservative, but i like to keep things reasonable. >> bill: so the common sense discussion about the issues of the day. now, you wrote a column in the washington examiner about hollywood and the difficult time you had there when you were starring in "northern exposure." i'm going to throw out a few quotes and you can comment on them. i had to listen to left wing rants for years on set at dinners and rehearsals and make-up chairs. usually they were so hostile that i was afraid to speak up. it was so ridiculous i thought it was futile to reply. you're pretty feisty. why would you be afraid

. >> it joining us on the " newsmakers" is pete sessions of dallas tx and head of the republican campaign committee. joining us for the questioning is jessica taylor fromnational journal" and alex eisenstaedt from "politico." a poll from earlier indicates 14% of the american people approve of the job congress is doing. how do you get republicans reelected? >> there is a lot of gridlock in washington. the republican-led house has passed a lot of bills, the democrat-led senate has done very little. the president is up on the hill or around the country proposing his agenda. it does not look like we are achieving a lot. the facts of the case is republicans have a plan and the democrats have a plan to the president's agenda. we do not agree on raising taxes. we do not agree on the epa and its assault on employers. we are concerned about the threat of higher taxation. it means republicans are attempting to craft our ideas and work with the president when we find common ground. we found common ground yesterday and the day before as we passed the bill, the three trade bills and the trade assistance. when we can find things we can work on together, i think we a

from arlington, texas. >> it's war around here, can you tell? that's why they are separating us. >> betty nguyen is from dallas.e you always been a rangers fan? >> absolutely. rangers, cowboys, we got it all. winning teams, might i add. >> have you seen the mavericks? >> okay. >> i know who you're rooting for. >> let me guess. it's going to be a good series either way. i think it's going to be six or seven games. game three is tonight in arlington. >> my parents live there. hopefully they can get tickets to the game. i am excited about it we should go! >> let's go! >> are you rooting for anyone, lon? >> once my hometown team is out of it, i guess between the two, i'm probably going to go more for texas. >> really? >> right! >> come on! >> i'm on st. louis side. we're good. >> st. louis has won ten world series in their history. second only to the yankees. >> and texas has won how many? zero. >> this is their second consecutive year being in the world series. >> well, look. the second time in the world series. they went last year and couldn't win it this year, i think they are going to do it this time. >> what m

from what we understand, the video is somehow connected to the second of the four attacks. it happened sometime in april in plano, which is north of dallas. they're not even telling usthe video is from, but what they are telling us, the plano police believe this is very likely their suspect and he matches the description that all four of the women have given. and the women have also said that during the attacks, during the sexual assaults, he indicates he knows something about them, about their group. >> scott, what does that mean, he knows something about them? like what? >> well, clearly all four of these women, the common thread, is that they're a member of that sorority. but, you know, as far as details of what exactly is said, cops are being pretty tight-lipped on giving us those details. but they are saying that at this point they really don't think it's a coincidence anymore, that these four victims any more that these four victims are part of the same sorority alumni group. it is too much aftof a coincide. there is a lot of anxiety for the victims among the group. >> the suspect is described as much, much younger than the victims. >> yes. he could be -- it i

up at all we will learn from that and be better same effort to be a tough team to beat >> did not have a real road trip yet every time on the road one night in dallas good for usplaying on the road same energy at home once again >> tomorrow night's game from phoenix 9:00 here on wgn news @ 9 at cubs-red sox have not agreed on compensation the red sox will receive to will theo epstein to join cubs to get it done by tomorrow discouraging a major announcements once world series begins indications taking blogger and back to chicago bears last night jay cutler had a message apparently for offensive coordinator mike martz evidently not meant for prime time >> stepping up sad subject to one of his own guys >> cameras be careful about the cameras and the access that you guys get out some things you do not want to hear or see the guys in the media did not want to know what you are saying cameras here you find out things it did not want out there >> couple of coaches in detroit found that out yesterday what was up with them? getting punished. not going to be filed. ned. that is the news monday night happy you shared time with us a good night. wgntv.com p [ bell rings ]

. >> 87 in dallas. 81 in omaha. 70s in chicago and detroit. 80s from atlanta to dallas. 50s in the pacific northwest. sacramento up to 67. phoenix, 85. >>> many of us first heard of kristin calf lari after her role in "the hills" on mtv. >> what was that? >> i don't know. >> now she can head back into the hills after being ousted on "dancing with the stars." the dismissal came after she and her partner earned the highest scores of the season. >> the fan vote just weren't there. so cavallari was kicked out. you see the look of shock on her face there. chaz bono was in last place after monday's dancing but was saved by the viewer vote. and she got good scores -- >> 24 out of 30. yeah. >> the popular vote -- >> i have to comment on chaz's partner's costume. amazing. >> no comment. >> we'll be back with more "world news now." let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or elig

from dallas up to oklahoma city. tomorrow, the wet weather for the most part will be down there in the southeast. atlanta will see a cool, rainy day. if you're watching us on wtvj in miami, florida, see charming keepsakes collected from over a century from the sunshinetate in caribbean. souvenir maps and plates at history miami. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headline in entertainment. sadly, the legal term for amy winehouse's cause of death may also have summed up the singer's too short life. death by misadventure. a coroner in london ruled wednesday the singer died from acute alcohol poisoning, vodka, to be exact, when she resumed drinking after weeks of absi nens. >>> on a lighter and happier note, bruce willis and wife emma hemming are expected. it will be their first child together. willis has three grown children with ex-wife demi moore. >>> hilary swank's appearance at chechnya's president drew criticism and an apology from swank. radaronline revealed she was paid $1.5 million to attend. >>> gisele bundchen watches what she eats, as you can see, and she got her 22-

from what we understand, the video is somehow connected to the second of the four attacks. it happened sometime in april in plano, which is north of dallas. they're not even tellings us from. it's -- but they're telling us the plano police believe this is very likely their suspect and he matches the description that all four of the women have given and the women have also said that during the attacks, during the sexual assaults, he indicateds he knows something about them and about their group. >> scott, what does that mean, he knows something about them? like what? >> well, they're not -- clearly all four of these women, the common thread is they're a member of that so reporority. cops are tight-lipped on the real details. ats this point, they don't think it's a coincidence that these victims are all part of the same sore rtty alumni group. they decided to put that out on friday, as you might expect a lot of anxiety among the members of the group. >> sure. when you talk about these victims here, we're talking about in their 50s and 60s, but this p suspesuspect is describe much, much younger. >> yeah. he could be -- it's kind of a vague description of a heavyset blac

dallas/ft. worth area and we could see showers and storms kansas city to minneapolis. midwest clears out tomorrow. still damp from the ohio valley to new england. if you're watching us on wc 6 in portland, maine, see paintings that illustrate the elegance of american life in late 19th century at portland museum of art. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning headlines in entertainment. yesterday in new york city protesters got a surprise visit. by kanye west. gold chains and all. he showed up on the front lines at operation wall street to lend moral support, but he was forced to retreat when excited crowds around him got unruely. >>> english soul singer adele leads all performers for the 2011 american music awards with four nominations. all announced yesterday. followed by katy perry, lady gaga, lil wayne, rihanna, the band perry and taylor swift each got three. >>> swift, the 21-year-old has been named billboard's woman of the year. >>> in costing news, bardem confirmed he would play in 23rd unyet untitled james bond movie. >>> michael douglas will play lib ra l liberacci and his live-in lover will be played by matt damon. >>> this com

us from washington with the latest. tracie, good morning to you. >> veronica, good morning. perry has rejected those comments, but some analysts say he needs to come out and say more. the dallas pastor who said mitt romney is part of a cult is defending his comments about mormons. >> they have their own human founder, their own set of doctrines and their own religious book outside of the bible. >> pastor jeffers says mormons aren't christians and it's a false religion. romney's opponents say, it's a nonish. >> we don't have a test for people when they go into the white house, we do believe in tolerance and liberty. >> i'm dodging it because it's not going to help boost my campaign. >> he called it a ridiculous sideshow. >> i don't no idea why people are wasting so many political bandwidth. >> pretty existent in the values i share and the things i want to see happen in this country. >> jeffers said sunday, voters are smart enough to separate his beliefs from the candidate he endorses. as for romney, sox analysts think questions about his faith won't come up again. >> i don't think he can get the nomination without a confrontation on this issue. >> over the weekend, romney addr

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from bismarck and fargo to the twin cities. green bay, chicago, dry day for those of us on the east coast. >> 62 here in neq+(uju)hr' fact. 60 in boston. 80s, miami, dallasalt lake city. >> what would "world news now" be without a guinness book of i feel like we read one every night. just 5,000 people live in the small town of highwood, illinois. they managed to carve 30,000 pumpkins over the weekend in a ñ bid for a guinness record. children. >> give the kids the knives. boston holds the record for most lit jack-o'-lanterns on displayÑ 30,128, record set in 2006. but highwood looks to have írÑ beaten that with 30,900.2 all placed on tall scaffolding that line four of the town's five downtown blocks. >> here is my question -- what do they do with all the pumpkin seeds? >> no kidding. >> congratulations on that record. we'll be right back with more right after this. ♪ cuts like a knife ♪ yeah, it cuts like a knife ♪ yeah, it cuts like a knife f us want to hear we've done a good job caring for our mouths. that's why there's a rinse like crest pro-health multi-protection. it helps you get a better dental check-up. so be ready for your next dental check-up.

us for a recap of the top stories before that. the roof. it looks like. it's. going to be so much brighter than if you moved from dallas to freshen. don't come. and i guess this is also a quick look at the headlines. look ahead with a dawn of a new era bad. the market circumstances of the conduct is brutal dad have constant cannot stand shadow over the nation's future they interim government claims he died in a shootout much that needs to be data shows and t.c. rebel fighters are boasting executers be fully into. the movement if you are as the old support across the world as new york city's new your breasts just kind of peaceful demonstrations and protests in the big apple become annoying little guys the police presence these are increasing. and i'd say you fine and achieves at least get together and brussels but the latest round of crisis talks euro skeptics in the u.k. push for a nationwide referendum for britain to quit teaching it may need membership undermines british summer intern and call for the country to. come to me dole bin laden former russian agent and excited to be named her who died from poisoning in london five yea

it back in dallas is once again taking to the stage and we've seen the film and system at taking us through the ages of the bolshoi productions because productions fragments of productions from nine hundred fifty a performance of prince ego to the more famous ones such as tyco speech swan lake what we saw the photos prima ballerina. of it taking to the stage breathtaking to watch it out in this beautiful as if slightly chilly evening in most everyone just really got to be involved in the fullness as well of course treading the boards for the first time in six years it's been a long time in the coming but certainly the way to the end of the evening on the big screen we had tributes from some of the late great performers at the bolshoi they were talking about they're interested ation for the form of entering the poster informing that would also be seen from spectacular. the moment here tonight . and two was seen as fantastic for need faith in the post race history the push his back is doing what it always did best and not capturing the imagination in the attention of people around the world. furthur enjoying what was happening outside the country who's one of the lucky few to

. 82, twin cities. 70s in chicago and detroit. 80s from atlanta to dallas. 50s in the pacific northwest. sacramento, 67, fine tiphoenix . >> many of us first heard of kristin cavallari after her hit series "the hills" on mtv. >> she can head back into the hills after being ousted on "dancing with the stars" the dismall sal after cavallari and her partner earned their highest skoufrz sa scores of the season. >> cavallari was kicked out. see the look of shock right there t chaz bono was in last place, but saved by the viewer votes. kristin was pretty decent. she got good scores. >> 24 out of 30. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i have to comment on chaz's partner's costume. pretty amazing stuff there. >> no comment. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... i