dr. suess work at island of adventure people are used to seeing his work come to live. >> south floridians are getting a look at the author's work. palm beach gardens is show casing the work of dr. suess. visitors can see cat in the hat. they can also see the lesser known paintings, including land and sea scapes. >> i love all the places you'll go. >> they have never been displayed in a public place before. the collection will be on display from now through valentine's day. gorgeous. >> i have a ton of the books for my childhood. >> i remember cat in the hat. green eggs and ham. >> they go on and on. the one people give to college students, oh, the ones you'll go. >> it would be a good trip for you to check out. palm beach gardens, the long >> so much to do here in central florida. we had a beautiful sunset last night. the reason, the drier air working in leading to cold mornings. we have this morning and tomorrow morning, let me show you what we got with our storm pins app with that beautiful

most parents will sit around and read their kids dr. suess.. you're reading them something cool." "that's pretty cool, yeah..""he wrote it up and it was pretty cool, but i didn't ever think it would leave the computer.."braden's wife heather says.. her husband the author? she didn't exactly see it coming.. but she couldn't be happier with what it's teaching their kids.."we teach the kids that reading is so important.. and we try to make it as fun as we can, and then when they see their dad.. i mean, they put some of the words in the book, some of the ideas are theirs.. so it's pretty cool, and it really sparks their imagination.." braden says he'd love to keep writing children's books.. and already has his next project in the works..it's called "gus".. and it focuses on the family's 13 year old pug.. "it's going to have my son and daughter in it.. and they'll be kind of hanging out with him.. and it's a rhyming book, so it'll be fun.."i had so much fun today, but now it's time to sleep.. goodnight my friend, and have a great week. 3 "oscar" is being distributed by tate publishing.

they helped pack books -- they helped pack books into bags for those in need included in the book dr. suess oh the things you can do that are good for you. >> reed: u.s. postal service announces new rate nieshgz some services. raising shipping prices. starting sunday the prices of priority mail and priority mail express are going up. priority mail increases 9.8 percent while the faster express jumps on average 14.4 percent. new prices represent the first price increase in more than three years for other mail service. >>> the u.s. department of transportation released its latest list of on time performance by u.s. airlines from last november. the on time average for all airlines combined improved compared to last november but actually dropped slightly from the previous month of october. the airline ranked number one? hawaiian airlines. 93.9 percent of flights were on time. everyone wants to get to hawaii right. rounding out the top five... delta, alaska, united and american. >> marie: we have good news for our wallets. prices have dropped about $0.06 just since last week in las vegas. >> ree

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trish: got to admit he did a good job on dr. suess book, ted cruz.ll the ads being released this week. they're targeting marco rubio, ted cruz, but no one seems to go after the frontrunner donald trump? is it because they're afraid? christie is pulling ahead but is the granite state still up for grabs? if he is in fourth place there, kasich in third. rubio, just behind donald trump. joining me right now, for analysis, republican strategist adam sifert and basil smikel from the new york republican party. why is nobody going after trump all that hard? even hillary clinton said she will swear off going after donald trump or responding to him for 2016? your thoughts? >> voters are starting to pay attention to the race. candidates want to be able to introduce themselves. the way they want to introduce themselves here is who i am, what i stand for. not donald trump is bad and here is me. >> rick santorum going after ted cruz for bedtime stories in his ad. you know, they're trying to take out each other. what if they were just to unite, basil, to go after d

dr. suess's recently reissued book ""oh the things you can do that are good for you! happening today.. texas prosecuters are expected to hold a hearing to request to move the proceedings against "affluenza teen" -- ethan couch -- from to an adult court. couch and his mother fled across the border late last year, over fears he could be found in violation of his probation. now he's still being held in mexico, but his today's hearing will be attended by members representatives of mothers against drunk driving. despite killing four people in a drunk driving accident, couch only received probation -- after his lawyers argued that his wealthy upbringing left him unable to distinguish right from wrong. this morning, we're learning new information about drug lord el chapo... mexico is beefing up security at his prison to prevent a third escape from happening. el chapo was caught about 6 months after escaping through a tunnel that burrowed right up to his cell. the security reinforced floor in his cell, and a guard on the door at all times. the drug lord will also be moved randomly, without war