for chilly plains.according to a new bankrate survey, that's what more and more people are doing whenhey retire.mark hamrick, bankrate analyst: "what we really want to look was essentially the factors that make retirement locations either attractive or not so much."although florida has traditionally been a popular destination for retirees-- it didn't top the list of this year's best places to retire. that honor goes to south dakota.mark hamrick, bankrate analyst: "it might surprise people that south dakota comes out on top of the list."the survey looked at seven factors including cost of living, weather, and health care quality.mark hamrick, bankrate analyst: "that includes the availability of healthcare because as we all get older, one way or the other, we're going to need healthcare."the mount rushmore state is followed by other cold weather locations -- utah, idaho, and new hampshire.the sunshine state-- barely cracked the top five.mark hamrick, bankrate analyst: "where florida is dinged is, broadly speaking, the quality of healthcare. it's healthcare system broadly is not regarded

for chilly plains.according to a new bankrate survey, that's what more and more people are doing whenrk hamrick, bankrate analyst: "what we really want to look was essentially the factors that make retirement locations either attractive or not so much."although florida has traditionally been a popular destination for retirees-- it didn't top the list of this year's best places to retire. that honor goes to south dakota.mark hamrick, bankrate analyst: "it might surprise people that south dakota comes out on top of the list."the survey looked at seven factors including cost of living, weather, and health care quality. mark hamrick, bankrate analyst: "that includes the availability of healthcare because as we all get older, one way or the other, we're going to need healthcare."the mount rushmore state is followed by other cold weather locations -- utah, idaho, and new hampshire. the sunshine state-- barely cracked the top five. mark hamrick, bankrate analyst: "where florida is dinged is, broadly speaking, the quality of healthcare. it's healthcare system broadly is not regarded as being

according to a new bankrate survey, that's what more and more people are doing when they retire.ugh florida has traditionally been a popular destination for retirees-- the sunshine state didn't top the survey's top 10 list of this year's best places to retire. that honor goes to south dakota. the mount rushmore state is followed by other cold weather locations -- utah, idaho, and new hampshire. florida...lande d at number five. new mexico, marylandlouisiana, arkansas and california round out the bottom of the list. <>(vicki) ahead at nine... gunshots ring out at a back to school event-- with families running for their lives... what led to the instense moments and who managed to aprehend the gunman... (grant) plus... no food, or fresh water for days... and only dirty rags for clothing on their backs.. how the search for a missing little boy led police to a underground bunker... filled with eleven starving kids.... now at 9:30...in the south bay, officals at mineta san jose airport say they plan to expand the use of facial recognition cameras. (vicki) the airport is the first on th

he was referred to as intellectually and morally bank dropped -- bankrate the letter -- bankrupt.the letter said people will die if he is confirmed. i wonder if all of you would say in response to this letter, to these concerned yield students and faculty members. >> i will take it. i guess it is one thing to about in recent debate judicial ideology or the outcomes of particular cases. co-clerks are happy to engage in those debates. the unfortunate fact about that letter is it does not engage in any debate. it did not take on judge kavanaugh or his views in good faith at all. unhinged froms reality, in my view. maybe those are strong words. it did not seem appropriate. there was a response letter, which many students, faculty, and alumni from yale law school also signed, that made essentially the points that i am just saying now, that judge kavanaugh is a well-respected jurist and that the views expressed in the original yale letter to not represent the views of everyone from yale law school. in fact, far from it. i think that response letter to not get >> as much play in the quit

senator graham: i got you, but they do not sell the police a bankrate my point is i do not -- a bank. my point is i do not think you can regulate this. we need a partnership. ny parts ina american law that reward you in terms of cyber security? mr. fanning: ultimately, the stock market will. senator graham: how about immunity from lawsuits? if you do what is best in your industry, we will protect you ued. being sy mr. fanning: yes -- senator graham: how about some carrots on the table? senator whitehouse and i can he came up, i support the idea, of cyber, whether your industry, that if you will build a state-of-the-art facility, invest the money come and get audited to make sure you are not lying to us, then we will give you incentives from legal protections and otherwise to make it worth your while. do you think that is what is missing today? mr. fanning: it was certainly be hell. senator graham: would it be a game changer? mr. fanning: a game changer -- in my industry, senator, i think a lot of people are doing a lot already. senator graham: would help you to do it quicker? mr. fann