blanchard first attacked jessica's mother and her boyfriend as they lay in bed. >> i remember jessica running into the room, and i stabbed jessica just to shut her up. because she was screaming. and i wanted to talk to jessica before i knew i killed her. so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. i took jessica back into the kitchen.

there has to be someone who's talking about this. >> jessica finds great comfort online. she's an active member of the not for profit organization children of hoarders and corresponds with others for support. >> even just reading about other people's experiencing, what they're experiencing and if i can't relate, offering my own support. you know, you can get through this. it will be okay. >> as the cleanup continues, jessica remains hopeful. >> i think that she'll get it down towards manageable where people say she's a bit of a clutter bug. i think she can get it down to that point to where it's a little bit safer for her. so that's the best i can ask for, i guess. >> they have to want to learn how to think differently. how to change their behaviors, understand their pathology. so motivation and getting them to recognize the cost of their hoarding is probably the first step in getting them well. >> i'd rather it was not like this. but it was daunting, and you think i need to go through all this. oh, my god, it's going to take forever. will i live that long? i really would

jessica? >> mary, thank you. butbuchanan's father said he got a call from president obama

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. charged, booked and fingerprinted, one week after faking taking the helm as san francisco's sheriff, ross mirkarimi is facing charges of domestic abuse and ordered to stay away if his wife and his son. the former san francisco supervisor turned himself this evening to city cops vowing to fight three misdemeanor charges against him, clear his name and keep his badge. nbc bay area jean elle joins us outside of the hall of justice and he has made bail? >> reporter: he has, jessica. sheriff spent less than an hour here inside of the jail. he was booked and released after he posted bail but he's not going home tonight because that emergency stay-away order is in event preventing him from seeing his wife and son. >> i believe that these charges are very unfounded and we will fight these charges. >> reporter: before surrendering to authorities on domestic charges sheriff ropsz mirkarimi and his wife eliana lopez show a front. >> i want to say this is unbelievable, how i say before i don't ha

rescuing that kidnapped american aid worker, jessica buchanan, from a gang of somali thugs. he told me what it was like to deliver the good news to jessica's father, just after the speech finished. >> i cannot imagine what he went through, you know, given, you know, malia and sasha. and for him to be able to stay strong and then for, you know, our incredible men and women in uniform, to do what they do, it makes you proud about this country. >> reporter: but despite praise for the raid, and what many see is a string of bold foreign policy decisions -- >> for the first time in two decades, osama bin laden is not a threat to this country. [ applause ] >> reporter: the president faces some daunting statistics at home. unemployment at a painfully 8.5%. 61% of americans saying the country is on the wrong track. numbers that make president obama one of the most vulnerable incumbents in history. watching the debates? >> you know, i don't watch the debates, i got to say. i read the reports. and what i get a sense of, is whoever wins the republican primary, is going to be a standard-

blanchard first attacked jessica's mother and her boyfriend as they lay in bed. >> i remember jessica running into the room, and i stabbed jessica just to shut her up. because she was screaming. and i wanted to talk to jessica before i knew i killed her. so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. i took jessica back into the kitchen. and i -- i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed her in the neck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning, jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. blanchard pled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that is for god to answer. if god would have wanted that, i would have got that. do i believe that because i took another life i should die? no, i don't. >> why isn't it up to god to decide jessica's fate? >> obviously, it was their time. i can't a

kind of like the other blonde. >> jessica arrived two days ago. still high on heroin and barely able to stomach the food. and though mcnaughton's gravitational pull in the dorm is strong, sticks says she won't be sucked in. >> kelley has everybody doing everything for her which i'm not going to do. i don't like girls at all. >> you know what she said to me last night? she looked at me and she goes, i'm not like you. i'm good. >> oh, my. >> yeah. >> i meant i'm not a hustler. >> a hustler. is that what you meant? >> yeah. that's what i mean. [ bleep ]. >> you sure looked at me and said i'm not like you. i meant i'm not a hustler because you hustle. >> how do you -- what are the fake boobs for if you're not hustling? >> because i had a good life one time. i just started doing heroin two years ago. i wasn't like this. i was a normal person. >> are you a stripper? no. i've never gotten naked for anybody. >> you got naked for us. >> well, no -- just because they can see me in the shower doesn't mean i got naked for them. >> i apologize mr. and mrs. sty

jessica williams, she has joined us for her first campaign assignment. jessica, welcome aboard. are you there? >> [screaming] robo calls. i distributed smears. , oh, white people. super pac. jon, it's horrible. damn, why, why? >> >> jon: jessica, what happened? >> it was the flip-flopping. venture capitalists everywhere, white collar t-shirt, abortion job creators man was stabbed in the heart with a champagne flute. >> jon: jessica, who did this? was it gingrich? [whaling] i'm sorry. i know. other than what's happened, how do you like being part of the team so far? >> i hate it. jon, this is the worst. it's bad. it's very bad. i feel dead inside. [laughter] i never wanted this. [sobbing] >> jon: well, welcome aboard, jessica. >> uh-uh, no, no, no, please fire me. >> jon: no. i'm not. you are staying. jessica williams, everybody. the best news team ever. we'll be right back. wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee

her father tells c-b-s news jessica is doing ok. republican presidential candidates will take center stage in their final debate in florida tonight before the primary. right now, newt gingrich is drumming up support with voters. here's a live look out of mount dora, florida. gingrich is supposed to give a short speech, followed by questions. tonight's debate is expected to be a two man battle between mitt romney and gingrich. they're using their time on the campaign to take swipes at the president and his tax plans. arizona's governor ended up in a heated exchange with the up in a heated exchange with the president on the tarmac. at one point, brewer pointed her finger at the president. apparently, the president expressed his disappointment with her book. later - brewer skipped a phoenix event with the president. she later told tv news stations that she would never be disrespectful, and that the president walked away in the middle of their conversation. the time: 6-- the cost, keeps ballooning. now there's a new turn in the debate o

jessica? >> all right, brian, thank you for that report. >>> and now we're counting down to thursday night's republican candidates' debate in south carolina which will be moderated by our own john king. then on saturday is the all-important south carolina primary and mitt romney supporters know they have only five days left and a lot of ground to make up if they plan to beat him. rick santorum is one of the romney challengers who is arguing that romney cannot win in november. >> we're tired of you folks compromising. we're tired of compromise. we're tired of everybody going to washington saying they're going do something and doing something else. we want people who are going to stand for their convictions. want people that have the courage to go out and do what's right because it's right. >> cnn's jim acosta joins us from south carolina. hey, jim, you've seen them, you've been following them for months now. but these candidates all see this as the stop romney week, don't they? >> reporter: tha

he said that jessica buchanan and paul tiestad did have security with them. he said that security team was armed at the time that they were captured in october. he didn't mins many words. he said they are disappointed in what happened given the fact they had a security team with them. he wasn't sure how many members of the team were with them at the time. but he said they're going to investigate this as soon as they get a chance to talk to those two rescued relief workers. >> brian todd for us, brian, thanks so much. we're going to take a quick break. when we do return, big bucks. cnn all week going in-depth looking at all the big money being spent on presidential campaigns. much more just ahead. ♪ made sure his credit score did not go bad ♪ ♪ with a free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ app that he had ♪ downloaded it in the himalayas ♪ ♪ while meditating like a true playa ♪ ♪ now when he's surfing down in chile'a ♪ ♪ he can see when his score is in danger ♪ ♪ if you're a mobile type on the go ♪ ♪ i suggest you take a tip from my bro

is certainly one of the biggest stories for the day and the next couple of days really and wjz and jessica kartalija are live at the gallery across from harbor place with more on the fan vair a cap making its way around the area. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. no ifs about it, when they win this weekend and when they go to the super bowl. i am here with meghan and courtney and so many fans out here. the caravan continues running purple pride all over maryland. it started bright and early this morning. take a look. [ bands playing ] >> it is purple friday and the ravens caravan continues. >> it is a good -- good feeling spirit you know. >> with the so-called iron fan. >> i have been to ever baltimore home game since 1956. i now have 355 without missing a game. >> first stop alonso. >> we decided if they could get in on the fun. >> the flacco fu manchu in full effect. >> we are feeling confident about the patriots, they don't have the defense the texans had and we got an offense that is going to put numbers on the board. >> cheerleaders, playmaker and others hop on to spread pu

jessica and mike? >>> thanks monika. today a judge will sentence the northern virginian who admitted putting up dry wall to barricade their children. >> last march a neighbor called police after the couple's oldest daughter who is 4 climbed over a sheet of dry wall and went for help. prince william county officers found her two younger sisters ages 1 and 2 covered in filth. as well as evidence the couple had passed out from using drugs. the children were put in the care of social services. >>> you may be paying more for metro. this morning, a controversial fare hike on the table and while everyone stands to pay more, tourists may get hit the hardest, right now 9news now reporter delia goncalves is live at dupont circle with what you can expect. good morning delia. >> reporter: good morning jessica and unfortunately it's not good news for the folks who ride metro occasionally. so we're seeing that tourists and the occasional rider may see significant rate hikes. right to the numbers so you can take a look for yourself thi

what did jessica tell them? what was she able to describe about the situation, about the rescue, about how she's feeling? any details to kind of give us insight to how this all went and how she's feeling right now. >> okay. i don't know those details. those were private conversations. i'm not aware of them. the priority for us who are -- who have been in roles of mentor and friends here at our college, valley forge christian college, we are just so very grateful that she has been rescued. we have had kind of a private prayer vigil really going on informally ever since she was kidnapped and so we have not talked publicly about it because of the wisdom that we've been advised by the authorities, that we be rather circumspect with the manner in which we communicate any information. and so when we got this word we just were absolutely thrilled and we are just so grateful she's well. she arrived in africa as a student teacher when she was a student here at roslin academy in nairobi. she fell in love with africa. she

sending it over to jessica holmes. actually frank buckley. >> the clock company here with one of the coolest floats in the parade. tell me about your company. >> we are the face mouse producer of the kitkat clock. we have been in business 80 years with it. it is an american icon. it's a lot of fun for having a clock that brings out the smile in you. we found this street surfing. tell me about that. this is the latest board out. it's an retro board from the 70's. it's new trucking and wheels and will be the biggest hit of the year. we see henry di carlo out there. look at him. look at him go. you see those boys from orange county really know how to ride their skate boards. there he goes around the corner. we may never see him again. >> thank you so much. we want to thank you. one of the things i want to tell you about the float. we have all california flowers. we've been california certified. >> love that. thank you so much. we want to send it right now over to jessica. >> coming up, henry plays a game of hot lava. hen

jessica, mike? >> thanks delia. delia goncalves live in mcpherson square this morning. >>> two people are in custody this morning after the shooting of nearly three teenagers near schools in southeast d. c.. the shootings all happened around 9:30 yesterday morning around the congress heights recreation center and be a lieu senior high school. police chief lanier says one gun was recovered and at least one elementary school was put on lockdown. >>> also addressing is recent crime spree in northwest washington. there's been a wave of armed robberies mostly around au park, woodley park and most recently in chevy chase. people have been approached near their homes and robbed at gunpoint. the chief reassured residents the robbers will be caught and asked them to report any suspicious activity. >>> well, you can add one more republican to the race for u.s. senate in virginia. prince william delegate bob marshall will run for the republican nomination in that race. he's now the fifth person seeking that seat after democrat

andrea and jessica? >> that's too bad the number could skyrocket because children's lives are at stake. >> it is 5:19. we want to take another look at the question of the day. 52% of all men said they want women to ban thir beauty product. is it a, lipstick. b, body glitter or c, black nail polish. >> facebook friend rhonda long is stepping in on this question. she says b and c. that would be the body glitter and the black nail polish because i want them banned and i am a woman. good for you, rhonda. >> now, here is a bonus to our facebook question of the day. if you like us on facebook, you can start posting your guesses to our question on a brand new kindle fire. it is the 9news now great tablet give away sweepstakes. and here's how it works. click like on our facebook page. it is facebook.com/wusa9. >> if you're already our friend and like us on facebook, just click the give away tab be on the left side of the page to enter. you have until january 31st to enter. two lucky winners will be selected at r

let's bring in jessica yellin. what does the president need to accomplish, want to accomplish on this trip? >> reporter: well, wolf, he is today pushing manufacturing initiatives touting tax incentives to expand severalally what would bring more collar jobs to the u.s., a big vote segment he would like to win and would have to work hard. but among these five states are 48 electoral votes, those we're important votes that would take him a long way to picking up the white house again in november. among these states, there are three purple states -- nevada, colorado, and iowa. those are states that he won, but will have to work hard to win again in november november. then there's michigan. usually a democratic state, but a state -- they think they're likely to win, but you know they have been so hard-hit by the recession. the president's team believes that because they've done so much in this administration with the auto bailout, he's likely to fare relatively well there, but again will have to work hard. the state i'

the american is women jessica buchanan. last night president obama called jessica's father to say his daughter was rescued by u.s. military. the father said he was quote flabbergasted to get the call and even though it didn't break until later we got an indication something was up when the president greeted secretary leon panetta. here's chris lawrence digging deep. >> reporter: just second in to the president's arrival at the state of the union speech, the first hint something had happened. >> good job tonight. good job tonight. >> reporter: at the moment rehe congratulated the secretary, they were wrapping up a mission. the u.s. military and fbi had been searching for the humanitarian aid workers since october when kidnappered abducted american jessica buchanan and paul fested. now they found them more than 100 kilometers away. they had specific intel, where the hostages were and who was holding them. but a sense of urgency was building. >> jessica's health was beginning to decline. she is a young woman in the 30s. we wan

andrea, jessica? >> all right, delia goncalves with that live update. >>> what should have been a routine traffic stop in northeast turned into a police shooting. it began around 7:20 yesterday evening near the 4400 block of popped street. authorities say two men were in a car which was pulled over when a shot was fired from an officer's weapon. one of the men was struck and is being treated. the second man in the vehicle ran away and police are still looking for him. no word on why the officer fired the weapon. >>> the justice department has announced the indictment of a former corrections officer on charges related to the death of inmatron knee white. in this case -- inmate ronnie white. in this case, he was found dead in his cell two days later. today, 48-year-old anthony mcintosh is being charged with deprivation of rights under color of law in connection with white's death. mcintosh, a former corrections officer, allegedly found white unresponsive in his cell and didn't get him care. authorities

the same unit that killed bin laden last year. 32-year-old american jessica buchanan and a danish man are on their way home. t.j. winick has more. >> reporter: seal team 6, the same unit that killed osama bin laden parachuted into somalia overnight to rescue to aid workers. they were targeting the compound where 32-year-old american jessica buchanan and > she hasw?:so)s this crisis. when we received proof of life our impression has been that she has done well. >> reporter: exchanging gunfire with pirates as they approached on foot, the seals made their way inside where they found the prisoners alive. u.s. helicopters swooped in. the hostages were placed onboard and flown an american base in djibouti. by the time it was over, nine with wed. vice president biden said buchanan's health was the reason the president authorize the rescue. >> they say jessica's health what was failing. they concluded they should go at this time. the president gave the go. >> reporter: the aid workers' convoy was attacked last october by criminals seeking random. -- ransom. their come

jessica, thank you for joining us. [cheering and applause] >> i can't talk, jon, i'm scouting the next freight train to anywhere-town, just trying the keep one step ahead of johnny law. >> jon: jessica, why are you in trouble with the law? >> sopa, jon. i'm an infringer, a song smuglier, a copy-rat, a red-handed video lifter. i uploaded a video. i'm young john, it's what we do. we upload thing. ♪ all the single ladies all the single ladies ♪ all the single ladies all the single ladies ♪ man, that was a mistake. i mean, i look good, but that was a mistake. >> jon: i don't understand. they would arrest you for singing beyonce in your pajamas? >> oh, no, it's not that. didn't you see the tv in this t background. it was tuned into an episode of "newhart." dammit, you have [bleeped] me for the last time, bob newhart. >> jon: is that really a copyright violation? >> of course, why would anyone buy a "newhart" d.v.d. when they can see my video of "newhart" blurry with no volume for free. >> jon: jessica, don't go. this

jessica buchanan had spent 92 days in captivity. along with a 60-year-old danish aid worker, poul fistles. president obama gave approval for a daring rescue for the same team that killed bin laden, s.e.a.l. team 6. vice president biden told abc news, that the president had seen intelligence reports, indicating buchanan's health was deteriorating. and her life, possibly in danger, due to an undisclosed condition. >> jessica's health was, in a word, was failing. and they concluded they should go at this time. >> reporter: details of the operation are still secret. but we know something how s.e.a.l. teams save lives. >> in a hostage rescue mission, it's only a successful operation if they can make sure they're able to use violence against their enemies while making sure that a hostage, like jessica, is able to be pulled off the target completely safe. >> reporter: by 1:40 a.m. somali time, 5:40 p.m. in washington, as the president prepared for the state of the union, the s.e.a.l. team was aboard a specially equipped c-130, moving rapid

diane sawyer talked to jessica's father yesterday. she asked him about jessica's health. >> it's okay. from what i understand. she's got some issues. nothing life-threatening at this point. i do know that they moved very frequently. she's into natural foods, a vegetarian. i understand her primary diet was animal milk and goat meat. >> asked what he wanted to say to his daughter the most, he said he would tell jessica he simple loves her. >>> joe biden now admits he was against the navy s.e.a.l. raid that killed osama bin laden. biden said the only person in the room to give support to the raid was then cia director and now defense secretary leon panetta. after hearing everyone out, the president left the meeting saying he would make the final decision. >>> the big blue tarp was the answer from occupy washington protesters. they put it up just as police said they had to leave the encampment. police only reminded demonstrators it's illegal to sleep there. no one was arrested. >>> on capitol hill, a massive infrastructure bill begins wor

the same unit that killed bin laden last year. 32-year-old american jessica buchanan and a danish man are on their way home. t.j. winick has more. >> reporter: seal team 6, the same unit that killed osama bin laden parachuted into somalia overnight to rescue to aid workers. they were targeting the compound where 32-year-old american jessica buchanan and > she hasw?:so)s this crisis. when we received proof of life our impression has been that she has done well. >> reporter: exchanging gunfire with pirates as they approached on foot, the seals made their way inside where they found the prisoners alive. u.s. helicopters swooped in. the hostages were placed onboard and flown an american base in djibouti. by the time it was over, nine with wed. vice president biden said buchanan's health was the reason the president authorize the rescue. >> they say jessica's health what was failing. they concluded they should go at this time. the president gave the go. >> reporter: the aid workers' convoy was attacked last october by criminals seeking random. -- ransom. their come

andrea and jessica? >> at the top of the hour, let's get a check on some of the stories happening today. another public viewing begins at 8:00 this morning for joe paterno. the legendary penn state football coach will then be buried this afternoon in a private service for his family. there will be a public memorial tomorrow afternoon on the penn state campus. >> a groundbreaking crime fighting app for the university of maryland campus goes live today. it is called m emergency. students will be able to said video and information to police. dispatchers will use gps to determine the student's location. >> we'll get a preview of the new photography exhibit from mexican artist frida kahlo. these items have been hidden since her death. she was a resident of the sister city in mexico. >>> today, president obama hits the road to talk about his plans for the economy. >> the trip comes hours after his state of the union address. the focus of that address, the ways he wants to fix the growing gap between the rich a

this mission saved jessica and a danish aide worker. tuesday night after the state of the union president obama told bucanna's father his daughter had been rescued from somalia by the u.s. navy seals. the men were the same specialists that killed osama bin laden. traveling in a c-130 in the dead of night the seals team approached a remote encampment in northern somalia. one by one they parachuted silently to within a few miles of the hideout. in that encomp campment team 6 took down armed kidnappers saving the hostages. jessica spoke with her father shortly after the rescue. >> she says i feel safe for the first time in 93 days. the men that risked their lives, can't say enough. i really, really appreciate it. >> reporter: president obama ordered the mission to save the hostages after intelligence reports indicated jessica's health was deteriorating. she's now said to be doing very well. >>> the man accused of trying to detonate a phony bomb at a military recruiting center will be back in court. antonio martinez is expected to enter a n

jessica, andrea, back to you. >>> thank you beverly. there is now a $60,000 reward by helping to catch an arsonist in los angeles. >>> police are seeking a person of interest in the case. >> reporter: dressed in all black and walking with a limp, this man may be connected to the string of suspicious fires in los angeles. he was caught on surveillance video near two of the fires. over the last three nights, more than 40 vehicles have been set ablaze. mark cooper's carport was one of the latest hit. >>> people were getting out of the shower. they had a festive mood. suddenly the flames were shooting up two stories high. >> reporter: his parking lot is filled with ash and he says he is filled with fear. >> very uneasy. >> reporter: this woman was brought to tears after seeing her second story home destroyed. her neighbor, eloise renteria lost her car. >> it is terrifying and harry potter breaking to think i almost lost my life and so did my family. >> reporter: in nearly every case the vehicles set on fire were parked under car ports like

>> we heard that one person mentioned, the cia negotiator, there were concerns for jessica's health. she is 32 and some reports say she had some kind of infection in the past that could lead to serious kidney disease. >> all right, bob barnard tonight. >>> new tonight, neighbors are on edge after a woman was violently assaulted. john hanrahan has been working the story. he's in the newsroom with all the details. >> what surprised a lot of neighbors about this incident that started on q street northwest is the fact that there are a lot of people walking in that area because many of the stores are open late. that didn't stop the lone gunman. d.c. police are closely paroling part of the shaw neighborhood. sometimes in cruisers and sometimes on foot because of what happened here late tuesday evening. it started on the 400 block of q street northwest at 11:25 at night. a woman walking alone was grabbed by the neck by a man who also put a gun to her head, police say the man forced the woman to walk down an alley to a second alley behind the residences. with a gun to her head, the man threa

jessica's family fearful she'd never come back. and then, at last night's state of the union, this first clue. the president seen congratulating his defense secretary. you can hear the president say great job. we now know, even as the president stepped up to the podium last night, the secret mission was still under way. and tonight, here, how did the s.e.a.l.s pull off this high-stakes 50-minute mission? why go in last night? the situation so dire they had to get to her. and we'll take you inside the training that prepares the navy s.e.a.l.s for unthinkable rescues like this one. abc's martha raddatz starts us off tonight. >> reporter: it was heart-pounding. one of the toughest kinds of missions. not only was s.e.a.l. team 6 facing enemy pirates, they had to get the hostages out alive. at about 1:40 in the morning, somalia time, 5:40 p.m. in washington, the s.e.a.l. team huddled in dead darkness in the back of a c-130, as it approached the target. a remote encampment in northern somalia. one by one, the s.e.a.l.s hurled themselves

after three months in captivity jessica buchanan is now safe at u.s. military base in africa waiting to be reunited with her family. tuesday after the state of the union, president obama called the canon's father to inform him that his daughter had been rescued from somali pirates by the elite seal team six specialists that killed osama bin laden. in the dead of night the team stormed the pirates tied out, facing a barrage of and gunfire, they took down nine hostage-takers, saving buchanan and her danish colleague. her family is relieved. >> she said i feel safe for the first time in 93 days. the man that risk their lives, i cannot say enough. i am really appreciate itive. >> president obama ordered the mission after intelligence reports indicated jessica's health was deteriorating. reporting live in the west washington, tahman bradley, abc 7. >> an airport to meet and greet between president obama and arizona governor jan brewer turned ugly yesterday. the president agreed to the governor on the tarmac and then reportedly criticized a passage in her bo

the woman is jessica buchanan. after the state of the union last night, president obama personally called her father to say she had been rescued by the u.s. military. the father was flabbergasted to get the call. even though the news did not break till hater, we got an indication that something was up when he greeted leon panetta. >> just seconds into the president's arrival at his state of the union union speech, the first hint something had happened. >> good job tonight. good job tonight. >> at the moment he congratulated his defense secretary, u.s. special operations forces were winding down a dramatic rescue operation halfway around the world. the u.s. military and fbi had been searching for the humanitarian aid workers since october. when somali kidnappers abducted american jessica buchanan and poul thisted. now they had found them more than 100 kilometers away. officials obtained specific intel where the hostages were and who was holding them. but a sense of urgency was building. >> jessica's health was begin

what is next for private jessica lynch as we know you? >>guest: i'm actually going to get my masters, i figured i made it to the point are i got my bachelors now i want to keep going and get my masters and i am up for anything. we have several opportunities in the works coming up. different things on a personal level since i am in education major, now, i am going to work with some of the west virginia department of education and different things to maybe sure that kids learn to readed. just different opportunities and take it one day at a time. >>shepard: good for you. good luck the i know you don't like to wear the hero labor but when you go to war and you fight for the country and you get kidnapped by the enemy and you return, you are a hero. >> unemployment is down, foreclosures down, today, sadly the news is not so rosy. that in a minute. on this thursday, to "studio b" so nice to have you [ kyle ] my b. [ roger ] tell me you have go insurance. yup, i've got... [ dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate poli