wayback burgers' al return on september 18th. wayback - is a burger chain with locations in california and 25 other states. the contest is in its ninth year and this is no ordinary burger. its a nine-burger. its a nine-patty, 17- hundred-80-calorie hundred-80- calorie burger with nine slices of cheese, lettuce and tomatos. ?if you are interested - register online or if you are in california - walk into a participating walk into a participating wayback burgers restaurant on up. now time for your juicy question of the morning... a recent survey shows that four out of five married their husband within an hour after waking up. what is this? and a better question... why do men need this? give us your answers ahead on 12 today... a major blow for samsung.why the company's value drops billions of dollar after a single announcement. plus... getting high is on the rise.surveys show more americans than ever... are reaching for the reefer. ####break#### ####break#### ####break#### ####break########break#### quick check of your morning hot h

. >> reporter: the love of guns and mental torment of matthew desha date wayback. >> he was a younger person in his 20s. he had a history of substance abuse disorder. a history of mental illness. it was a perfect storm what happened that day. >> reporter: what happened stunned us all. deborah crowe -- deborah pearl an innocent victim collided with him and going down in a hail of gunfire. the question from her family are aimed at the alleged gunman matthew desha and the gun laws. a marine vet of two iraqi tours he returned with posttraumatic stress disorder and mixed it with a fondness of fast cars and packing guns. 2011 show that. >> he had a temper. no doubt about it. part of it was ptsd. >> reporter: reports show that he fired before she got out of the car. for some reason he shouted they killed my father. despite his well-documented mental illness he was never from a judicial order. we found documents showing the opposite in the case. police have seized a pistol from him in 2011 but a magistrate overruled a prosecutor and ordered the weather to be returned to desha the defendant. >

it's part of "wayback burger's" annual triple challenge... on september 18th -- the person who eats nine patties - with nine slices of cheese - lettuce and tomato -- the fastest -- takes home the cash. by the way -- that will run you about 17-hundred calories. more people are smoking marijuana- and they aren't worried about it. we'll break down the lack of concern. plus- did r-t-d have 9wants to know found some proof the troubles go back farther than we knew. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a three vehicles... will answer to his charge. we'll tell you what police think happened. more people are trying marijuana- and they aren't worried about it. we're breaking down the risks and concerns. and a deadly crash- outside of denver's country club... the latest on what policce found overnight. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- today will be nice and calm but it's tomorrow's gameday we're a

. >> he was wayback. and he predicted what was going to happen. last july i supported him.from the beginning he was talking about terrorism, talking about the border, talking about the drug problem. i guess what he said is proving true this year. >> and you uncanny knack for raising issues that subsequently dominate headlines. >> he's got common sense. you have got to operate on common sense. that's what he has. because it is common sense. come on. it's a no-brainer. you should be cracking down at the border to keep tear rights out and the drugs and everything else. common sense. lou: very few people ever talk about the fact that that border is the entry point for methamphetamines, cocaine, heroin, and instead they want to talk about open borders. i want to talk about george soros coming after you personally, trying to defeat you like the dickens. going after you just like barack obama did with his politicized justice department. how's the fight? >> i'll tell you something, it must be worrisome for that guy. i don't think it's just the open border. i think there is another

. ♪ >>> thing 1 tonight we go first to the wayback machine. was running for president four years ago a controversy bubbled up regarding his campaign finances. in december of 2011 a watchdog group filed an fec complaint alleging the campaign paid gingrich himself $42,000 for his mailing list. the group claimed that payment was not disclosed on his fec filing. the following month the campaign disclosed the payment saying the sum was actually 47,005. now, first haoff, this raised eyebrowse. while campaigns purchased mailing list it was strange to use donor money to buy a mailing list from the campaign's own candidate especially when gingrich could have gifted the mailing list for free as an in-kind donation. secondly the fec followed up about investigations specifically why the payment hadn't been originally disclosed. more than four years later it decided to dismiss the case calling it an accounting error. all this was over $47,000 that gingrich appeared to be dealing himself and $47,000 is a lot of money. but what if a candidate did that with m