twisters rarely seen in the jacksonville area, the last one appearing way back in 2004. always a terrifying scene when you see trees snapping and things all over the place. >> we've had some nice weather. a little hazy. but fresh air is finally coming back. >> it is. you're right on. today especially much better air quality. getting a lot of smoke from the fires burning in oregon. our overall flow has shifted. we're not going to see a lot of that today. temperatures in the 50s. 56 in san jose, 55 in livermore, cool ocean breeze out there this morning. that's going to be the case throughout the day today for most of the bay area. we are going to cut it off around the inner bay. if you live out in the tri-valley, getting warm later this afternoon. hey, this is summertime. it's going to be fading quickly. you want to get out there and enjoy it while you still can. i hate to say it. we have showers in the forecast in parts of the bay area as we get into the upcoming weekend. this is what we're talking about, santa clara county fair is in town. friday 80s, 83 on saturday, sun

in jacksonville he referred to some of the gulf ports like charleston and savannah. media has been much less forgiving in the past. political analyst tells "special report" nobody thinks the ap would have fixed up this quote for george w. bush. the presidential mistake would have made the headlines and been instant fodder for late-night hosts like leno. the media sees president obama as smart while bush was stupid. thus obama simply had a slip of the tongue while bush would have demonstrated foot in mouth disease. >>> a social media frenzy over the revelation andrew zuker would receive stock options. the spokesman says young zuker has a reputation for identifying technology popular with teenagers. editor says advisory boards are normally compromised of seasoned folks. you are not generally looking in the high school age range. cnn says andrew zucker resigned to avoid the perception of a conflict. >>> a married couple in maine is asking a town to choose sides. they are running against each other in november's election. republican dave johnson wants position of warden.

said, this very obnoxious front across the southeast flats, southern portions of florida from, jacksonville into new orleans. now in the north-central plains, it is an extremely hot day, even in minneapolis. for the next several days, it will remain very hot, a lot of instability with the weather. potentially severe thunderstorms across central portions of minnesota as we track them, if anything changess, we'll update you. now back to you. >> now to tell you about a place of hope and it is not, by any accident, not far from phenom peng. >> a new species of bird discovered through a collaboration of three groups. >> howie found the bird in 2012, didn't know it was. then asis discovered it in early june. >> it was found to be a descend dent of the existing taylor bird feces and proved it was indeed a new species. we're about a highly map outside the largest city and where the bird was first spotted inside a remote area. the bird hiding in plain sight could be drawn out by playing a recording of its song. >> the main reason is the places it lives aren't very interesting. most of the birds that

smith, a former jacksonville jaguar. this preseason, we have seen his impact. this is more than just a guy filling a void. he has become a leader and a go- to guy for the defense. >> he has caught onto our scheme very well. he has assumed a quiet guy, leadership role, doing a great job. he is a smooth player. i do not know how to put it. he has had the hands. he is a thumper. he plays very smoothly. coming up at 7:00. hosting a one-hour pregame special right here. the ravens countdown against the panthers. harbaughalk with john laying in. more coming up at 7:00. has indicted aaron hernandez, including one count of murder in the death of the colin --:d: lloyd -- lloyd aaron hernandez entering a plea of not guilty to six charges. his life is turned around, last summer the patriots signed him to a multiyear $40 million contract which has been voided. coming up at 7:00, stick around. the latest on the game, and the forecast a straight ahead. >> following breaking and howard county. an accident involving multiple vehicles. the sky team 11, what is the latest? >> thi

jacksonville, north carolina. we stayed at camp lejeune until december of 1975, when janey was conceived. july of 1983 janey got leukemia. after the shock of her diagnosis wore off, my reaction was to question it, why. that nagging question of why stayed with me through her illness, through her death, and for 14 1/2 years. it's something that doesn't just go away. it never does. in '97, i found out about the water contamination. i was fixing a plate of food in the kitchen, getting ready for the evening news. the reporter said -- >> the contaminants in the water at lejeune have been linked in scientific literature to birth defects and childhood cancers. >> my first thought was, was this what happened to janey. i dropped my plate, right there. i mean, it was like god was saying to me, here is a glimmer of hope that you will find your answer. >> i knew my son for six weeks. christopher was buried at arlington national cemetery. and i don't think we ever discussed it again. in about 1998, i read that they were looking

there are quotes from a spokesman for a mosque there in the jacksonville area.ing that there were red flags thrown up last year. he started wearing traditional clothing to the mosque and talking to young people about violent activities. red flags such that they ended up contacting the fbi. the fbi came to the mosque, took statements from a variety of people. strangely enough it wasn't the fbi who initially picked him up. this young man was actually picked up by the county sheriff's office on charges not related to these terrorism charges. this had to do with grand theft and fraud charges. he couldn't make bail. he was sitting in the county jail waiting for the federal authorities to wrap up their investigation, go to a grand jury and come out with this indictment. >> thank you. >>> our third story "outfront" now, al qaeda's teleconference. last night we told you about a conference call of sorts between 20 al qaeda leaders. the call that was supposedly responsible for the current unprecedented terror alert around the world. according to the daily beast, the call

you phobes from butler, jacksonville, cockeysville, towson. that is moving in your general direction. we are definitely in a very warm humid pattern with scatter storms across the region. temperature-wise, if you're in the shower area, you probably dropped in the 70s. otherwise, at last report, we were still in the low 80s. tim is live, i believe, somewhere down at the aquarium, with a look at what is happening for the next 24 hours. same things we have seen today. tim? >> reporter: well, definitely, you know, it's gotten dark and breezy. but this is the second or third time we've gone through this phase. we'll show you the week mobile weather lab. we have been watching the temperature fluctuate a little bit. we're at 83 with the dew point very high. keeps going up. 73. so it's very tropical out here. the heat index now, at 89 degrees. that's down from a little bit early of about 93 or so. and the wins have picked up. now at just around 10 to 15 miles per hour at times. now, we are expecting that these showers are going to stay with us in the

in jacksonville, florida they are checking damage after a thunderstorm that spawned a tornado.s thunderstorm flooded storms, and spawned an ef2 tornado. at least five homes, 15 other buildings were damaged. this is the first time a twister has hit jacksonville, florida since tropical storm bonnie in 2004. >>> a child is recovering this morning very lucky after being rescued from a drain pipe. officials say the boy was playing in a ditch. it was filled with water when he was swept into the pipe. he was under water for at least a minute. luckily nearby adults heard him screaming. they managed to pull him out of the pipe before the emergency responders got there. >>> a woman from southern california is still in a hawaii hospital this morning after being bitten by a large shark. now that attack has forced a closure of two beaches on maui. ivon says she was enjoying a morning swim when a shark slammed into her. >> i didn't see it coming and i didn't see it going. the doctor in the er says he thinks according to the bites and where they are and what it looked like it was probably abo

mayor brown in jacksonville. more nutter, mayor booker, governor deval. >> bill: you're avoiding my question. i know there are terrific people in the democratic party. you had a speaker who comes in -- here it is, here it is. white collars, replaced white sheets. it's all bad. the country's bad. blah, blah, blah. when is that going to stop? >> but you listen to the former president, the current president give uplifting terrific speeches, and you want to spend your time on what the first speaker said. >> bill: no. i want a balanced approach. we gave credit and criticized. >> i agree with you. i like what president obama and president clinton said much more than this guy said. you know, everybody's got a point of view. the guy laid his out. i don't think his point of view is a point of view that's a dominant point of view across this country. >> bill: i hope not. >> i don't think it's the kind of people that the african american -- >> bill: we're fighting it. we're fighting a good fight. >> i give you credit for wh

visit jacksonville has become is alsoess someone who interested in propelling jacksonville through theseonferences, they have called me through the last several months and asked him what i would be interested in. i decided to incorporate and get a license to do business in florida. it grew from the passion i had and the passion i showed. it wasn't overnight. it took about a year and a half to really get this idea in my head. it was through being out there and being interested in the history. host: do you think that what you are doing with your side business is going to ever replace your urban planning business? caller: i don't think it will replace, but i am looking toward my retirement years. i have to think about 10 years and the future. i definitely need something that is going to supplement whatever it is i may or may not get from retirement. host: thank you for being with us this morning. at the question, does technology create better jobs? eventslooking at the here in washington, which c-span covered all day yesterday. the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and a huge expr

temperatures from jacksonville. >> tallahassee, use precautions if you're traveling on the roadways. we have rain for atlanta not just for today but labor day as well. look at how hot it is on labor day and we'll have plenty of humidity, richelle. >> thank you very much. looking ahead at 1:15 this afternoon eastern time president obama will be making a statement from the rose garden on what he expects, what he plans to do in syria. so we'll have much more clarity on that. keep it here on al jazeera. 1:15, a statement from the president. i'm richelle carey. keep it here. inside story.is next. saudi arabia for that. ♪

>> honey boo boo went to her first drag show in jacksonville, florida. >> how did she do? >> terrible. >> take your quilt and hilarious comic somewhere else, sir. yes, boo boo's first drag show. special time in a young girl's life. see, there she is with momma jude. oh, no way. there's momma. >> so they were taking pictures of everyone and signing autographs. >> good for honey boo boo. honey boo boo's getting exposed to all sorts of things. >> like fritters and fun and possibly man junk if the duct tape doesn't hold. and oh, one other thing -- >> bingo! >> we miss you, annette. but yes, boo boo played drag queen bingo. it's just like regular bingo but with more balls. right? hello! >> they took out a tip jar and everyone started playing them, probably autographing them and donated all of the money to the charity event. >> good for her. >> yeah, that's awesome. and it proves that honey boo boo is not scared! what did we learn? boo boo's having fun and everyone loves drag queen bingo. >> having fun. i have been there. >> fun. >> "tmz," we enjoy hamburgers and cross dressing.

entire nature the neighborhood has been so much more welcome living and vibrant from gary gary to jacksonville per and others are hayes and 24th street which you've referred to not to say there aren't others doing we will. ches nut is another one that has improved a lot. their few of large establishments. i did have a question for staff. some of the streets that are not being analyzed i guess in terms of mapping them it mate be at least notable you talked about lu lumping some of the areas together. >> so are you talking about the o e w d part of it? >> well, i was looking at the 25 you put on your map one was va lecture street. yes, we're set with the o e w process and we look at the furrier so maybe i'll let amy talk about that >> there are definitely more than 25 districts citywide we're basically going for about 2 per district and we also have a bias on some level of bias toward the lower income neighborhoods that have had less funding from the city. all districts need this kind of attention we plan on graduating the corridor from the project and add more it's a staff capacity thing >> so

>> reporter: he ended up playing three seasons in jacksonville and one of the keys to his success wasig purchase as a pro a nine-foot-long four-foot-wide hyperbaric chamber. >> i bought it my rookie year instead of buying a car. i just drove the same car i had since high school because i knew that was going to prolong my career and being here in camp, you know, every time they do bed checks, somebody knocks on the door and i could just hear them like, ah, what is that? you know, they never seen one. >> reporter: sleeping arrangements aren't the only thing that sets jennings apart. after signing with the raiders in the spring he quickly found out that the bay area was a little different than he was used to. >> i said i wanted to go to san francisco. i guys said make sure you have cash to pay the bridge tolls. >> i went to the atm machine put in a couple bucks. i looked down, and there was already $20 setting there. and i'm looking around i'm like, you know, somebody just lost $20. i know they feel sick. that's a terrible feeling. so i went to the restaurant and the lady said, why don't

it happened yesterday morning in lake butler, southwest of jacksonville. police say that he went to the headquarters of trucking company and killed the company's owner and two other coworkers before killing himself. >>> the obama administration says it has little doubt that syria used chemical weapons on an attack on civilians and soldiers. at least 100 people were killed. the president, however, has not yet decided on how to respond. and just in, syria has allowed the u.n. to visit the site of the attacks. >>> saturday's tribute to martin luther king jr. the only surviving speaker from 1963, congressman john lewis. he said the vision includes everyone. >> it doesn't matter where we are black or white, latino, asian-american or native- american. it doesn't matter whether we are straight or gay. we are one people! >> the actual anniversary is wednesday. that's when president obama will speak from the steps of the lincoln memorial, along with former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter. closer to home, hundreds marched in san jose. they walked about a mi

north of town, some lighter showers one near jacksonville heading up toward portions of hartford countyuth of the city haven't seen a drop. down by annapolis probably going to stay dry. we have some heavy rain going on. a flash flood warning remains in effect for southwest york county. we'll watch this move through the area over the next hour or two. finally west of frederick it will taper off. we expect to see more coming in tomorrow. 80 in d.c., no rain there. 72 elkton. 63 in oakland. we have plenty of moisture. 81, 69 today. 88, 66 the normals. the records 105 and 53. no wind but d.c. has a southerly wind pushing the rain up the bay. there's a coastal flood advisory through tomorrow because of the southerly winds. still a batch of showers and storms popping to the southwest. kind of an upper air disturbance moving through the air this afternoon and tonight. that's what caused the showers. tomorrow we'll see another batch of showers to develop somewhere in kentucky, ohio, indiana. we'll get some sun tomorrow, humid, scattered showers into friday before we see drier air move in. looks

charleston, savannah, jacksonville. atlantic ocean. and the media -- ap -- words to cover him on that. remin reminds me. >> some big news for a big newspaper. stay tuned. we have a lot more. >> the ash "washington post" gets bought out. oprah winfrey gives her view of the trayvon martin shooting. did she say the right things? sn is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today, i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or cannot empty your bladder, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right away if your face, lips, throat or tongue swells. toviaz can cause blurred vision, dizziness, drowsiness, and dreased sweating. do not drive, operate machinery or do unsafe tasks until you know ho

. >>> the national weather service confirms that a rare tornado touchdown in jacksonville. it damaged some houses and brought down some trees. at least one person was injured in the storm. it's believed to have been an ef-2 twister. the exact speeds of its top winds have not been determined. >>> about 300 miles south, a party for young children turned into a panic for parents in ft. myers. with water was sucked into a storm train. adults jumped into the ditch to try to find him. but he was being swept 300 yards through the drain and into a nearby river. >> they started running down and tracing the drain line down to the river. that's when they heard the kid screaming. he was trying to climb out on his own. >> luckily rescuers got to the little boy in time. and this morning, he is safe and sound. >> an amazing ride that must have been. >>> checking today's weather. more rain in florida, along with other parts of the southeast. some severe storms across the middle of the country, around the great lakes and in new england. storms also in parts of the rockies and the southwest.

very wet along i-10, from pensacola to jacksonville. and on i-95 in georgia and the carolinas. pleasant travel most everywhere else. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in atlanta, charlotte, raleigh and miami. >>> back to the news, now. the 16-year-old california girl rescued after a harrowing kidnapping ordeal was out in public for the first time since reuniting with her father. >> hannah anderson attended a fund-raiser for her family at a suburban san diego restaurant yesterday. she was quickly ushered inside and did not speak to the media. but her father did talk about speaking with the horseman who spotted hannah. >> i have talked directly with the horseman. and that went very well. gave him our thanks and our love and gratitude. there's a wonderful thing with a chance encounter. but it did save my daughter's life. so, other than that, hannah sends her love. she's doing good day by day. >> new information surfaced about hannah's kidnapper. search warrants reveal that james dimaggio used incendiary devices to set two fires to his home, where hannah's mother and

three people are dead and two wounded in a shooting today in lake butler, florida, just west of jacksonvillet victim was wounded at a trucking company where the gunman used to work. authorities say the gunman then killed the company owner and a worker at the owner's farm before shooting and killing himself. the gunman ha identified as the step-grandfather of nfl running back j.c. spiller. bull run has a special meaning in virginia where the battle of bull run was the first major land battle of the civil war, but this was bull run in virginia today at a drag racing strip in dinwiddie, south of richmond. hundreds of runners doing their best to stay a step ahead of the bulls. no injuries reported. and so far, so good for the infant panda born at the washington zoo yesterday. the unnamed baby looks good, according to zookeepers. they tried to give the cub its first physical exam today, but mom, mei xiang, wouldn't let them get close. they will try again tomorrow. and they threw a big birthday party in western pennsylvania today. plenty of ice cream. no cake. that's because they were marking the

rain could slow travel on i-10, from new orleans to jacksonville.ind gusts and hail in the texas panhandle. some fog on i-5, from los angeles north. >> it's a good day for air travel with delays possible only in atlanta and new orleans. >>> some disturbing, new details emerging this morning surrounding the kidnapping of southern california teenager, hannah anderson. >> we're learning more about hannah's dealings with the suspect before she was abducted. and what those horrifying final moments may have been like for her mother and brother. unsealed search warrants are painting a grisly scene at the home of the andersons' long-time friend, james dimaggio. they say hannah's mother and 8-year-old brother were tortured before killed and the house was set on fire. a crowbar and what appears to be blood found near christina anderson's head. even the family's dog, shot dead. earlier this week, hannah's father acknowledged it would be a tough road ahead. >> as for my daughter, the healing process will be slow. she has been through a tremendous horrific ordea

ports on the gulf, places like charleston, south carolina or, save vanasavesavannah georgia, n jacksonville, florida they may go somewhere else. lou: they are not on the gulf, they are in the atlantic ocean. then a long, pregnant pause in president's speech am camp pendleton yesterday. >> weepin keeping our military g means keeping our military family strong, michelle and vice president -- and the, joed by know's wifkedjoed byknow's wif s wife. >> come on. not to wry. just hours you will be teeing off with that 135 round of golf since taking office, but president has a lot of other signs ii is time to take a break, he is losing his own folks now, democrats who no longer you to the white house line. first of all senator chuck schumer. he is always smiling. a leading member of the "gang of 8", saying it would be okay with him if incremental approach in the house is taken for immigration reform. republican-led house must can't believe their ears to hear schumer backing their plan, that does not please the presiden pr, then van jones, the former green jabjobszar, we have a spying program. you a

quick reminder there are only two bolder fresher shows tickets available this year jacksonville, floridatober 12th. vegas, 15th. both are approaching sell out status. solo at faulkner university, montgomery, alabama september 26th. details on all of that bill o'reilly.com. in addition got a brand new bill o'reilly.com poll for you. who do you foresee emerging to lead the republican party. rand paul, chris christie, marco rubio, someone else. fast food workers take to the streets. juliet huddy with their beef in just >>> "back of the book" segment. did you see there's disenchantment among employees. they walked off the job, protesting their wages and benefits. >> we want to strike because we want a union, we want a contract, we want $15 an hour. we're going to get it because it's time do it. >> we work our butts off for nothing, for no pay. we really deserve it. we really do. >> we have a right in this country to earn fair wages for a fair day's work. >> all right. now here to further discuss it, they want wages more than $7.50. >> they want to double it and the right to unionize. the key

once -- the focus is on jacksonville for us. this isok another step as we wo toward that.double. that was off tim lincecum. nats lead it 3-1.jf a bloop job to left.i] they lead it okxd6-4 in the nin inning right now. the usa and bosnia. 2-1, bosnia. altidor with the equalizer. in the 84th minute watch this free kick curl@(in. his second goal. u.s. up 3-2. michael bradley finds altidor. he's a mad hatter. usa winsÑi 4-3. wi sfrgak to 12 games.qok usa's win streak the longest currenç'iáqpi in the world. take that, world. that's how we get ourt( kicks around here. pushing around thee1 rest ofw3 world. through the perilous fight like the -- what is this thing called? >> are you okay,lp jim? >> iÑi don't know. >> take some time to recoup. >> he's got fire. >> thank you, jim. we'll be right back. >>> tonight at 11:00 -- >> how many of the casefá would you say you think are just mental health issues? >> i'd say t(90%. >>xd exorcism, more and moree1 people turning to it but are they looking in the right place? >> that will do it this evening. hope to see you tonight at 11:00.xd

. >> outside of jacksonville, north carolina. >> so it's just a matter of time then. >> yes. >> shoulde bit? >> let's speed up the timeframe. >> let's bring out jen. >> here you go, girl. >> so nice to meet you. >> hi! >> do you recognize that nose, too? >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> i'm sorry. >> oh, yes. >> we love our show. >> this is the first time, right? >> yes. >> what's it like for you, jen, to see her? >> i have just always wondered if she was okay. it's surreal. i just -- i'm speechless. >> maureen, you connect with everyone in your family right here and now. >> scotty, ryan and todd are so excited to meet you. that will happen next. my kids and my husband. >> it keeps growing and growing. >> when did you realize you had another sister? >> i was young. when i was old enough to understand, my mom was always up-front about it. >> look how emotional mom is watching her girls together. >> you're a mess! get your act together. have a wonderful day spending it together. >> enjoy yourselves. >> thanks for coming together as a family. >> awesome. >> now a daughter meets her daughter for the

by the way, the only place you can comprehend miller and me in the boulder fresher show live is jacksonvilleflorida, saturday october 12th. only show not sold out. about 200 tickets left. please check it out on billo'reilly.com. "picked up a copy of killing kennedy at the hong kong airport. it made my trip back home seem like 15 minutes. great read." finally tonight the tip of the day courtesy of president obama speaking in buffalo, new york today, he said this. >> your outstanding mayor brian higgins is here. give him a big round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] what? byron brown. i'm sorry, byron. let me -- what i meant was your congressman brian higgins is here. your mayor byron brown is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> this what is happens when you get to be 52 years old. when i was 51, everything was smooth. >> all right. so here's the tip. if you are older than 45, not 52, write stuff down. the memory fades for everybody. just jot some notes about names, dates, and events. it's easy. factor tip of the day. i have to do that now. i forget, byron brown, brian higgins, you know? write

. >> we have one thundershower popped up between jacksonville and whitemarsh. take a look at radar. this came through the city as a weak shower. but it has developed into a small shower. developed and moving off to the east. heading toward joppa. right on the baltimore and harford county line. we have that shower north of the city. west of us, that's where the bulk of the activity is, and has been continuing to be moving pretty much from southwest to northeast. across portions of garrett, allegheny, and mainly into western washington county. have seen some heavy downpours out there. even have hail at indiana, pennsylvania. some areas in particular will probably see some heavier storms. some of this may make it over the mountains into baltimore. or at least central maryland later tonight. we'll keep that in the forecast. once again, some areas could see some heavy downpours. we did get quite a bit warmer this afternoon. 83 now in washington. 79 here. got up to 81 a little while ago. and the dew point is back up in the low 70s. it's gotten a lot more humid than we've seen in the last

added words parenthetically to get around the president's declaration charleston, survivor and jacksonvilleulf coast. today the a.p. said, it wasn't known that the president was suggesting they were. the a.p. should not have added the phrase in an effort to clarify his statement. >>> residents of deer trail, colorado will cast a deciding vote whether the town will issue hunting licenses to shoot down drones. as we told you last month, the town council considered a bill allowing hunters to apply for $25 licenses to target drones flying below 1,000 feet. the council vote was split. so the measure now goes to the voters. the bill is nothing more than a p.r. stunt. drones have never been spotted anywhere near the town of 550 residents. >>> and finally, a use for droens many people can raise a glass to. vendors at a south african music festival are delivering beers with drones. thirsty concertgoers order beer try an app. a drone finds them using gps technology. the beers float down to intended targets by parachute. this potentially could swap even the biggest drone skeptics. kentucky republican

>> right outside of jacksonville, north carolina. >> just a matter of time, though. >> do you want to> let's speed up the time frame. >> let's bring out jen. >> aw! >> nice to meet you. >> hi. >> do you recognize that nose, too? >> yeah. >> i do, too. >> so sorry. >> have a seat, ladies. >> oh! >> yeah. >> we love our show. >> it must be -- this is the first time, right? >> yes. >> what's it like for you, jen, to see her? >> i just -- always wondered if she was okay. and -- it just -- it's surreal. i just -- speechless. >> oh. >> maureen, you have that connect that you seem to have with everyone in your family right here and now. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> and scotty and ryan and todd are so excited to meet you. that will happen next. my kids and my husband. >> when did -- keeps growing and growing. >> yeah. >> when did you realize that you had another sister? what age? >> i was very young. i was old enough to understand. my mom had always been up front with us about it. >> look how emotional mom is with the girls together. >> i'm a mess. >> thank you. >> have a wonderful day s

in the meantime, the only remaining show with tickets is jacksonville, florida, october 12th. that will sell out soon. see everybody in montgomery, alabama, september 26th. just me. i'll be talking about my upcoming book "killing jesus." first public comments on that and some politics. alice, indianapolis, mr. o., what a great tip of the day. most of my friends who hate christians have never read a word of the bible thinking this symbolizing intolerance. they have no idea of the wisdom they are missing. i know you'll set the record straight in "killing jesus." i tried and i think martin and i have succeeds ceesucceeded. it's a history book but it talks about jesus of nazareth and the time he lived. that's it for tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. there it is. also we would like to you spout out off at o'reilly@foxnews.com. a positive word tonight. we hope everybody who writes to the factor is noetic. not poetic. noetic. positive word. a lot of you want me to be more positive. please be noetic. i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops right here because we

the big city is jacksonville florida. purely an anomaly and, again, everybody in this town, all the lawyers on both sides of the courtroom, prosecution and defense, are scratching their heads. >> shepard: and you think upon conviction, appeal will happen no question. >> there won't be any doubt there will be a conviction on this one. and when we talk about the issue of the 15-year-old testifying, really that was testing the waters by the defense attorneys. that was an opportunity for them to cross-examine him. the big issue, the state has been fumbling around this afternoon with the surveillance cameras. and it's been kind of a boring couple of hours, shep. they seem to be struggling technically with the issue. of course we live in what i call the jack bower generation. everything is on surveillance cameras. but so far, they don't really seem to be showing much of interest as far as the jury's concerned. if they don't show much, you're stuck relying on the 15-year-old kid. when they say his trial is coming up, we know he'

i heard from steve in jacksonville, texas -- " if it were a mom-and-pop business that did with fannie mae and freddie mac did would have been shut down for border -- for poor business practices and jailed." then scott wrote me -- " what the american people need is not more washington regulations or subsidies, just give us the opportunity to buy a home that people can afford to keep so we can live and raise our families." people outside of washington get it. they understand that the system in place today is too often unfair, unaccountable, and unsustainable. clearly, i know there are other voices in this debate besides my own and my constituents and i could not be more gratified that last week at the president finally his voice to this important debate. although i heard few specifics, i welcome him to the debate. i am encouraged by this and i recognize that he is indispensable to a solution. other important voices in this debate besides your own are those of senator corker of tennessee and senator warner of virginia. i commend them for their leadership as someone who has worked for yea

jacksonville seeing some clouds. it's incredibly warm in the south. dewpoints are incredibly high. it will feel in jacksonville like 102 this afternoon. temperatures there, though, only getting to about 92, though. atlanta, 89 this afternoon, but feeling even warmer than that. here's where a little cool pocket of air is. cold front moved through, one cold front, second one expected to move through next week. with that kind of reinforcing shot of so much cooler air. we know how hot it was in july. not seeing that in the upper midwest and even into the northeast. here's the august outlook. we've seen such extreme conditions. in the northeast, july was hottest on record. we're talking over 100 years of data, in places like bridgeport and providence. we're going to see more cooler temperatures or more on average. below normal here in the upper midwest. the west, salt lake city, had their hottest july ever on record. above normal conditions continuing, looking like, for the next four weeks or so. in terms of the forecast

. >>> authorities near jacksonville florida are trying to figure out why a man went on a deadly rampageting scene. hubert allen junior used to work for a trucking company. yesterday morning he went to company headquarters and shot and killed a former co-worker. police say allen then drove a short distance and gunned down his 80-year-old former boss. authorities also believe he went on to shoot two more employees elsewhere before returning home and committing suicide. >> all the people that were involved, mr. allen knew every one of them. we're totally shocked. the community's in shock. >> in all, three people were killed including the gunman. two more victims are in the hospital, one is in critical condition. there are reports that allen may have been recently fired. >>> an antigun group based in newtown connecticut is trying to convince starbucks to change its weapons policy. starbucks says it follows local and state laws when it comes to whether or not customers can carry guns. newtown alliance has called for the company's ceo to ban all weapons. 13 family members of the deadly shooti

it's the first time a twister has hit jacksonville since tropical storm bonnie in 2004. >>> a child ishis morning after being rescued from a drainpipe in fort myers, florida. officials say the boy was playing in a ditch full of water when he was swept into the pipe. he was under water for at least a minute. fortunately, nearby adults heard his screams and managed to pull him out before emergency responders arrived. >> wow. >>> 8:41. hours ago, the government announced the jobs report came out. >>> and businesses prepare for what could be a manic monday when many of them fear a b.a.r.t. strike would wipe out their customer base. >> reporter: by the continue to follow the investigation into the carport fire that destroyed six cars, damaged two others. nobody was hurt in the fire. we'll tell you why one man ended up going to the hospital in an ambulance. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that

walks free because of the standards raised by stand your grounds, and ornd a woman in prison in jacksonvillehe air to deflect her husband from approaches her again. she's in jail for 20 years. just the december parrot in this application is an issue all by itself. we have 200 years of common law on defend yourself if you're under pressure. here's the case where an adult armed followed a child who was unarmed against the advice of the patrollers he went forward and the child was killed. he walked away 44 days without a trial. the whole world sees that for what it is. the prosecutor tried to avoid the issue of race and the jury ignored it. it is too real to be ignored. i would think that those basic segregation, apartheapartheid, disparity laws, don't use me as a side issue. >> if you are trying to attract attention to the issue, work with scott and others within the legislature there in florida, do you think that your words are going to help create the unity necessary to have the democratic dialogue, to take on stand your ground laws if you're using words like the apartheid state and referenc

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