two people trying to cope with mental health issues. on top of that, ann soon contracted lyme disease, an infection contracted by ticks. i have permanent nerve damage in my hands and feet. the infection passed the blood barrier so it is in my spinal cord and in my brain. it was 2002, the beginning of what would become an eight-year downward spiral for both of them. an unraveling that ended with john dead. he had severe depression, triggered by a particular bird he was taking care of. when a possum hiding in their kitchen killed wacker, john was
protests, at least the ones we know of. there s one down the street on the other wade of wacker offer the river, where there s a war memorial, one of several demonstrations but the bigger ones are coming up this weekend, saturday and sunday as the nato meeting kicks up. bill: latest census numbers shows we could have a new majority in the u.s., and this could turn the meaning of a machineority in america upside down. we ll explain that. martha: and this is one of the last known pictures of a newlywed bride, seen right before she was brutally murdered in her wedding dress, only hours of a the wedding. this is a frantic search going on for her husband. where is he?
the nomie, it winnows out, takes out, some of the wacker candidates, so they ve got to really be dernd but look, mitt romney is the punitive frontrunner. he s going to try and stay above the fray and he has a big problem and it isn t on that stage. his big problem is named rick perry who is apparently jumping in on saturday, is going to step on the story of the debate and the ames poll. i think romney needs to be very worried about perry. will romney or some of the other candidates take jabs at perry. jon, perry s theme song is taken from that sultry singer peggy lee, is that all there is. he s referring to the other candidate, is that all there is. they have to respond. jon: it s going to be interesting to watch. i know our chatters are already on there, advocating their favorites. larry sabato from the university of virginia, thanks. thanks jon. jon: the candidates take the stage to make their case in iowa tonight.
hammered as well, a colossal blizzard shutting down the wind see city leaving hundreds of vehicles stranded and lake shore drive, a nice drive in the summer, jon. jon: it s a beautiful drive. we are all over this story. molly line live in boston. let s go to steve brown live in chicago. he was losing his voice yesterday. i guess you still have it today. snow, thunder and lightning as well w huh, steve? reporter: yeah last night just as the storm was settling in around 9, 10:00 you started hearing thunder and lightning going off. that is a signal which the snowfall has intensified and even or two an hour which was forecast might have been as high as 4 inches an hour during that period. we got have really cool pictures to show you. time lapse of a single corner, dearborn and wacker as the storm was running through and how the
have been down there for two months and this could mean close to the end for a long, anxious wait for the families here. it looks like life, laundry, knitting, children, but it s not. since the first day, maria says, i have one thought. to know. to know her two sons, half a mile underground, are alive. they send messages in bottles, they watch giant machines roar by. but mostly, they wait. on rocks. in desert sun. to know. reporter: now, when that escape shaft is ready to go, the first man down will be a chilean navy medic, he ll test the condition of those 33 miners down there. it may be that one of the fittest, one of the strongest, might be the first ones up to test the system, then after him, some of the wacker miners, those with health problems, jon.