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Is there a programs that will let me view HTTP headers?

In Internet explorer and chrome, Select TOOLS (of the menu bar in IE and under the Customize button under Chrome) and select View Source.
 
I dont know how specialized of a program you need, and I'm also not very familiar with http headers, but generally wireshark let's you see everything inside of incoming packets. Along with showing you raw data, it will try to digest as much of the data as possible and give you human readable information.
 
I use Wireshark and it's good once you learn how to quiet it down.It also gives you the raw data so you need to save the log and find another program to interpret it. I have never looked for headers so I don't know of one off the top of my head. Shows alot of stuff. You can also Google network sniffer and buy a specific hardware device to do it. Im sure if you Google WIRESHARK HTTP HEADER you'll find 1000 of them.
 
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