the lowest prices in the nation are in salt lake city, utah still at $2.72 a gallon but even in gainesvilleida, where it's under they're bracing themselves. >> i get a little concerned about the gas price because three days a week i'm a teacher and travel from school to school and when the price goes up i have to watch on the other end of spending. >> reporter: about if you're feeling nostalgia for that brief moment in 2009 when prices dropped to around the $2 range, tom says be careful what you wish for. >> if we had an economic demise or another deep recession we could go back to $2 but i don't think that's a memory you want to look back at with nostalgia because that's a memory of massive playoffs and unemployment and like it or not gasoline is a referendum on where the economy is going. >> reporter: so the economy is roofing. we can see it at the pump. this is vicki mabrey for "nightline" along the new jersey turnpike. >> thanks to vicki for that. >>> if you live in the northeast it's a good bet you're watching this from beneath more than one quilt. we go out in the cold so you don't ha

now do you remember pastor terry jones he's the pastor from the jones outreach center in gainesville florida he caused quite a commotion when he planned burn a koran day in september but backed out right before september eleventh after a personal phone call from defense secretary robert gates well it turns out the pastor jones isn't too popular in britain either in fact he planned to visit the country in early february when british authorities heard about his travel plans they quickly denied his entry and his statement the home office spokesperson said the government opposes extremism in all its forms which is why we have excluded pastor terry jones from the u.k. numerous comments made by pastor jones are evidence of his unacceptable behavior and the pastor says that he doesn't understand why he isn't allowed in the country he's he argues that he's been invited to book science asked to speak at public events for his book so perhaps he just doesn't remember how bigoted because of the cross but he actually puts people's lives in danger with little behavior last summer we even had pasto

bill coats in the first baptist church of gainesville amount offered the indication for the inaugurationtenant governor , kate to cato, all the representatives and leaders of our government and all citizens of georgia, what an honor it is to be here this day and to pray for our new governor, nathan deal and for sandra diehl. let us play. dear lord of all, you long ago plans that we should live in peace, security and verity together. and you are dank government for that purpose. today is the new leader takes the helm of our government, that peace, security and prosperity for all georgians be issued. we thank you, god, for the honorable nathan deal, whose life, experience and passion have prepared him for this moment. we are indeed grateful that he has been a servant of our state and our nation and that he is genuinely cared for those in his charge. here's a man who loved our state and our country and will now govern with devotion to the law and admiration for justice. surely your hand is in this, lord. we're further grateful that nathan deal is a servant of yours, one whose faith in you a

the city of gainesville denied a permit to go forward with that activity and was condemned with peopleon the left and right so you also have the narrative of people coming together. a couple months later a press conference of major leaguers from all religious faiths and ethnicities coming together to condemn some of the sentiment that has been feeding parts of the country. it is mentioned dallas when i came from my was learning up there there was one mosque. we talk about opposition to building mosques now there are 43 in the dallas-fort worth area. and on the issue of europe, you know, which you raised, there is data that shows for example on the issue of the head scarf that americans overwhelmingly reject restrictions on religious freedom and what individuals can and cannot wear to be implemented by the government. so why do think there are areas of serious concern, which are the ones that we have focused on but i also think it's important to understand, you know, that there is another narrative that also building, and even on the issue like the ground zero. when we spoke of ground z

gainesville, florida. caller: thank you for having me on.ost: who in your mind most embodies the legacy of martin luther king? caller: i think that it is dr. west. i saw him on a c-span program with tavis smiley. he really hit upon the ideals so well. why are we still in afghanistan? why is there no agenda for urban people and for poor people? when you make things better for black america, you make things better for all america. we are a better country for dr. king. we are a better country for reaching out to the gay community. we are a better country for including women. for upholding the ideals of peace and democracy. host: thank you for the call. the lead editorial from "the new york daily news." host: they have exurbs of the letter, if you want to read that you can go to the editorial of "the new york daily news." georgia, republican line. caller: barack obama, without a doubt. he is a living example of what martin luther king stood for, preach, and spoke about every day. i think that it is obviously barack obama. host: the next up is fi

the city of gainesville denied a permit to go forward with that activity and was condemned with peopleon the left and right so you also have the narrative of people coming together. a couple months later a press conference of major leaguers from all religious faiths and ethnicities coming together to condemn some of the sentiment that has been feeding parts of the country. it is mentioned dallas when i came from my was learning up there there was one mosque. we talk about opposition to building mosques now there are 43 in the dallas-fort worth area. and on the issue of europe, you know, which you raised, there is data that shows for example on the issue of the head scarf that americans overwhelmingly reject restrictions on religious freedom and what individuals can and cannot wear to be implemented by the government. so why do think there are areas of serious concern, which are the ones that we have focused on but i also think it's important to understand, you know, that there is another narrative that also building, and even on the issue like the ground zero. when we spoke of ground z

next, gainesville, florida. good morning. we'll try one more time. go ahead, please. caller: thank you. good morning, sir. i am actually very much confused about the political talk about deficit. everybody -- i'm sorry if you were speaking. anyway, can i speak now, please? host: we can hear you. go ahead now. guest: -- caller: ok. everybody is trying to point fingers on the other side. wherever the deficit started i do not know much of the history but i know that we owe a big debt. most of it maybe interest on the earlier debt quh nobody even tries to think of. but my question is, when so many new representatives are coming, did they ever think of that they had to sacrifice something or is it they just point out to the public, to the people who are already paying for the debt of the debt created by leaders? host: thanks for the call. we have a related twitter comment from bill along her lines guest: well, i think they are getting to a fundamental reality. over the last 35 to 40 years, because they wanted to get reelected, and i believe in that system. ok? i think you

next up we've got paul from gainesville.ie lee. in light of his recent retirement announcement, i was just curious what your favorite regis moment was. >> after 15 years and during 15 years, there are so many, that you really -- they all just meld together. one i particularly remember, and it's been done so many times since that you can't really appreciate what it was like. it was the first time those sumo -- those sumo suits came out, the very first time. and regis and i put them on and had a smackdown. and i could not stop -- i laugh today thinking about it. it's been overdone now, but it was great. thanks, you guys. >> thanks, sarah. >> still to come, what does your man really think about love? guess who's going to tell us. donny deutsch. >>> also get ready for some laughs from "saturday night live." we'll hear about the new p>>>l >>> plus the healthwatch. after your local news. hi, i'm judy, from h&r block. we are in town to take a relook at your taxes... and see if we can get you some more money back. maybe you'll find

came up with an idea that was rejected immediately by other evangelical in florida, the city of gainesville denied a permit to go forward with activity. it was condemned by people on the left and the wreckage also the narrative of people coming together. a couple of months later in a press congress of major leaders from all religious states, all ethnicities, all races, together and condemn some of the sentiment that has been seen in parts of the country. eight pastor roberts mentioned how striking for. when i was going up there that was one mosque. you talk about opposition to build a mosque and now there are 43 mosques in the dallas-fort worth area. and on the issue of europe, which, there's polling data that shows on the issue, the headscarves that america's overwhelming reject restrictions on religious freedom and what individuals can and cannot wear being implemented by the government. so i do think that there are areas of serious concern which are the ones that we have focused on, but i also think it's important to understand that there is another narrative that's also building. and ev