and on i-10, from pensacola to houston. snow-covered on i-5, in the pacific northwest.from seattle to bismarck. and on i-15, 80 and 84, in the rockies. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in san francisco, los angeles, salt lake city, denver. and from boston to atlanta. >>> in other news, now, an attempt to rescue those 29 miners trapped underground in new zealand is not making much progress. meanwhile, though, we are getting a first look at the moments right after last friday's massive explosion. these closed-circuit images were taken just after the blast. those miners, have not been heard from since. a robot that was testing toxic gas levels inside a tunnel has now broken down. >>> new jersey may have the toughest anti-bullying law in the country. state lawmakers approved legislation that would allow public schools to develop anti-bullying programs. the bill was already in the works before the suicide of tyler clementi, the rutgers freshman who killed himself, after his roommate streamed his liaison with another man live over the internet. >>> sarah pali

heavy downpours, hail and 60-mile-per-hour winds from pensacola, to tallahassee, in southern georgia and alabama. rain from the carolinas up to new england. and stretching back into the ohio and tennessee valleys. up to two feet of mountain snow in the central and northern rockies. >> 50 in boise. 58 in colorado springs. it's 48 in omaha. and 51 degrees in detroit. upper 50s in boston, new york and baltimore. atlanta will get up to 66. and new orleans is 70 degrees. >>> breaking business news when we come back this morning. is the housing market due for another collapse? the dire warning released overnight. >>> and a seven-year wait expected to end today. apple's newest addition to itunes. >>> the foreclosure robo signing scandal is now threatening to spark another crisis in the nation's housing market. that's the finding of a congressional watchdog. the report released this morning finds flawed foreclosure documents could cause the housing market to collapse and nearly shatter the nation's recover. if widespread irregularities are found, it could call into question the validity of m

if we're going to get any bad, severe storms it's going to be from pensacola, to tallahassee on i-10morning, only about the next two or three more hours. we'll watch jacksonville and savannah and friends in charlton, they could see severe storms today. it's just the southeast. if there's going to be airport delays, possibility of atlanta delays, and, of course, with the low visibility in new york and newark you're going to get delays anyway. middleth country looks great. out west just beautiful weather for california and friends on the west coast. we get this today, the rain holds on for early tomorrow, and then it will clear out on wednesday afternoon. >> all right. could be an ugly airport day. check it out. >>> turning to sports if you went to bed early last night you missed a show put on by michael vick. hours before the game it was donovan mcnabb, the former eagle, who signed a five-year, $78 million contract extension with washington, $40 million is guaranteed. the deal was struck before mcnabb and the redskins hosted the eagles. mcnabb had nothing to do with the outcome of thi

stormy from dallas, to pensacola, with the heaviest rain around new orleans, biloxi and mobile. showers were much of florida, and mississippi. light rain across northern minnesota and wisconsin. and drying out in the pacific northwest. >> 59 in seattle. and 66 in portland. 60s from boise to albuquerque. mostly 50s across the midwest. just 46 in boston. 50 here in the big apple. >>> and when we come back this morning, general motors is set to tell wall street all about its big stock sale. that and other business news coming up next. >>> and the san francisco giants fans have plenty to celebrate this morning. highlights from their team's world series win, coming up. ive. but what we can do is arm ourselves for the ones we love with a flu shot from walgreens. ♪ [ coughs ] [ female announcer ] with the most pharmacists certified to immunize... [ sneezes ] ...and walk-ins welcome everyday, we're making it easy for everyone to get their flu shot, no matter how small their motivation may be. ♪ so stop by and get your flu shot today at walgreens. there's a way to stay well. >>> asian ma

problem number two, ione motel not in pensacola. ione motel 10 miles from pensacola on the beach. no oil ever washed out. but we all thought it would wash out. pay it. i think pay it now. paul's gaph. ione motel in fort lauderdale. no oil, but i can't tell you you, mr. feinberg, the media around the country on cnn that that oil gushing out of that well, e suffered. here's her damage model. we suffered damage, directly attributable to this bill appeared before the spill, here's our numbers and after the spill hears her numbers. there's no oil and there was never going to be any oil. but we have been damaged. that's a paul's graph. what is the duty of the gcc f., the gulf coast claim, what duty do we owe the company, that motel or the restaurant in boise, idaho this is plus 12% of its business because they can't get shrimp were shrimp scampi. i mean, proximate cause all you portland lawyers. proximate cause. but for causation under the oil pollution control act, there's never been a disasterlike bp. the oil pollution control act was passed after exxon valdez to do with exxon valdez.

heavy rain and thunderstorms from dallas to shreveport and pensacola., 84, new orleans, 76, 60s in boise, billings and salt lake city, 75 out in sacramento, 87 in phoenix. >>> well, it was a field of dreams come true more than a half a century in the making. >> the san francisco giants are this year's world series champions. the texas rangers were defeated 3-1 in game five and got the title for the first time since 1954 when they played back here in new york. >> thousands of fans watching on big and small screens back at home couldn't contain themselves and danced in the streets and waved flags and shouted to top of their lungs. tim lincecum a huge fan favorite this morning. >> partying hard. >> wll be >> partying hard. >> we'll be right back. hehehere would you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround. tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround. when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit that include

it's nice to see that sort of picture in the pensacola area.rm air. all of this arm air in the texas area gets shoved back west. believe it or not, l.a. is going to 91 degrees this week. that's where all the heat is. if you're wondering where it is, it's out west today. there's also a line of showers and thunderstorms that hit east >> you can let it out. you shouldn't hold it all in. that's what i'm looking at. all of that weather was brought to you by crayola, robin. >> no stress with them. they're letting it all out. >>> how do you hope with stressful situations? do you take a deep breathy do you talk it out? guess what, you may not be doing yourself any favors. in an article if "prevention" magazine, a december issue, says everything you know about stress is wrong. the editor in chief is going to be telling us what we should be doing instead. it's been a long time. >> great to see you. >> we have these ideas of what we're supposed to be doing. we're told, talk it out. don't leave things bottled up, isn't that right? >> right. it goes back to

look at the rains in pensacola. it's capturing the moisture that might move north into our area.es there. hollywood and miami had over an inch of rain. and that's with this system down there trapping the moisture. here's the wave that went through here. this was a front. and it's one of these fronts that has the real cold air lingering about 12 hours behind it. while the showers that went through here are these, look what was happening up the lake. we're getting towering clouds, a sign of cool air moving over the warm lake waters and there's a steep vertical temperature drop. so this thing towers to 29,000 feet. that's a respectable shower. we've got some models suggesting in the parts of the indiana and southwest lower michigan lake effect belt, a half an inch of rain may come down and might mix with ice pellets. when you take the bursts of lake rain that come into that area and add them all up. as the cool air comes down the lake though these seems to be moving away from us, these cells will develop farther and farther south and shift westward toward the illinois shoreline tomo

host: this is the james from pensacola, an independent. caller: yes. the economic situation -- if you're going to go broke -- there is a progressive medical program that the individual there on the screen is saying we expand medicaid, medicare. .'m retired military served 24 years, active duty. right now, if i want to go to see a doctor or dentist, i have to wait in line just like everybody else. medicare, medicaid. the congress wrote the law that we're going to have imposed on the public's. we have a choice. i have availability for medicare. in the military. i'm on medicare. however, the other countries have a progressive-type medical system. most of them are going broke. we have one in the united states -- free medical. people -- why do we insist on bankrupting the american public with high-cost medical care? mr. obama -- host: thank you. guest: you hit on a good issue. there are many folks in washington who are concerned that the law did not go nearly far enough in trying to bring in the high cost of health care and to get better quality care at a l

expect travel issues in new orleans towards pensacola and memphis and nashville for a while.u'll be okay in d.c. and philadelphia until late, and this will head into tuesday for you guys there. we want to talk about the tropics real quick, too. it's november and we're still in hurricane season, believe it or not. we have monstitor any clusters thunderstorms we see. there's probably about a 50% chance or less that this could develop into our next named sform. if it gets a name, the name would be virginie. we have 19 named storms. we usually have 10 in an average season. things have been very, very busy in the tropic. we had a tower cam from the twin cities. yeah, snow? did you just say tour cam. there it is. >> i was looking for snow. >> that looks like atlanta. it's all deck kate rated for the haul days now. >> can you believe it all right? >> yeah. >> rain tomorrow. enjoy it today. >> they put it up thursday or friday and saw it yesterday for the first time. this inspires me. maybe i will put up holiday decorations before thanksgiving. >> really? do you it with the nice weat

i attended the oral arguments when think were held in pensacola. i'm ready to go and i'm so proud florida is leading up this lawsuit with 19 other he attorneys general who joined in and of course ken kaoufp nell fully virginia has his own law -- ken cuccinelli, in virginia has his own lawsuit going. >> greta: i assume legally it doesn't make a difference, it politically makes a difference if you can get more onboard. >> it does. we are the only system of federalism in the world. i think what this does, we are going to have a majority of the states joining in. i think it is going to vindicate our constitution and what our founding fathers believed that our system should be made of. yes, you are right. you called it a board game that's what it is. here's what i've learned, 43 of our states that elected attorneys general. out of those 43, we think we're gonna having joining in the lawsuit, oklahoma, ohio and you just spoke to kansas. they now have you new republican attorneys general, who defeated democrats in those three states. we have those three t

and joining me now from pensacola, florida.ont lines of the battle, bubba grimsley. thanks for being with me tonight? >> it's nice to be here. >> i spoke to you last week. people have been monitoring a little bit -- they hear there's these robo signers out there, and fraudulent foreclosures. what is the fundamental issue at the core of this, when you go into court and a bank is trying to -- a servicer is trying to foreclose on someone, what are you finding? >> the biggest thing we're finding is that the banks have done a really good job as of late at arguing that everybody that's in a foreclosure is a deadbeat. we're not finding that. we haven't had anybody show up so far and say, hey, we don't want to pay for our house, and we're seeing in the press that you can get a house for free, could you help us with that? what we're finding is that everybody that comes to us has a similar story that they were going along with life and something got in the way. they tripped somewhere along the sidewalk of making their house payment. the

last week in pensacola, i met a medal of honor recipient, 88-year-old thomas hudner, recognized for heroismis aircraft in hostile territory in an attempt to save a squadron mate, the first african-american aviator, who had been shot down. he didn't kill anyone and couldn't even save jesse brown, who perished in the wreck. but he showed extraordinary valor in his attempt to rescue him. and after all, that's what it's all about, isn't it? extraordinary valor. >>> happy friday to you. thanks so much for joining us on "american morning." >> glad you're with us. >>> i want to get you caught up this morning. the natalee holloway case heating up yet again. there's a new exclusive tape of her mother face-to-face with the long-time suspect in her disappearance, joran van der sloot, pleading with him once and for all for the truth saying i can't close th

last week in pensacola, i met a medal of honor recipient, 88-year-old thomas hudner, recognized for heroism korean war. he crashed his aircraft in hostile territory in an attempt to save a squadron mate, the first african-american aviator, who had been shot down. he didn't kill anyone and couldn't even save jesse brown, who perished in the wreck. but he showed extraordinary valor in his attempt to rescue him. and after all, that's what it's all about, isn't it? extraordinary valor. coming up in our next hour, an honest effort to trim the budget or a political stunt? we're talking about earmarks. political pork. there's a growing chorus in washington to ban them, but the ban many are clamoring for would be voluntary. we're keeping them honest receiving the bronze star, that was definitely one of my proudest moments. i graduated from west point, then i did a tour of duty in iraq. when i was transitioning from active duty, i went to a military officer hiring conference. it was kind of like speed dating. there were 12 companies that i was pre-matched with, but walmart turned out to be the best

a democrat in pensacola, florida. a little bit more from president obama as a dress. -- address. >> we honor our past and press forward with the knowledge that tomorrow will be better than today. we are americans. that is a vision we will not lose sight of. that is a legacy that falls toward generation. that is a challenge that together we will meet. to every american, i am thankful for the privilege of being your president. to all of the service members stationed around the world, i am honored to be your commander in chief. from the obama family to yours, have the happy thanksgiving. thanks. host: here is a headline from " the washington post." host: fort pierce, florida. bill on the republican line. what are your thoughts on bipartisanship? by caller: am undecided right now. i want the tax cuts look at. another comment that i wanted to make was nbc with whatever his name is ann rachael maddest -- and rachel mathedas those of the worst name-calling people i have ever seen in my life. host: let's talk about the tax cu

downpours, hail, and gusty winds from tallahassee and pensacola into southern georgia and alabama.n from the carolinas to new york and in the ohio and tennessee valleys. up to 2 feet of mountain snow from montana to colorado. >> mostly 50s from seattle to albuquerque. 40 in the twin cities. 52 in chicago. 53 in kansas city. upper 50s in the northeast. a cool 52 in dallas. a warm 82 in miami. >>> now to the ballroom where it was a night of sheer perfection for jennifer grey, and even bristol palin came out with guns blazing. >> grey wowed the judges with her chat-chat and her waltz earning 30 points for each performance. brandy picked up a perfect score for her tango. >> bristol palin, meanwhile, earned her best scores of the season. but that still left her at the bottom of the leaderboard. we gained out tonight who gets voted off. i'm putting my money on jennifer grey, i think. >> staying in. >> i think she'll take it all, yes. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." hó if you fight to sleep in the middle of the night, why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, bu

. >> gregg: in the election controversy in 2000 in pensacola, there were simultaneous wiggle action,in federal court and one in state court. couldn't there, at the very least be concurrent jurisdiction s? >> gregg, i won't argue with what the miller campaign wants to do as far as where they file their cases. the state position is we handle the elections. >> gregg: by the way, a lot of people may not know, you served for a great many years in our military. you were promoted to lieutenant three star general with a state national guard, you retain your two star general rank. we want to thank you so much for your fine service and thanks for joining us here today. >> appreciate it. thanks for the time. >> gregg: and you're going to want to hear from joe miller tomorrow night right here on fox news. he'll be sitting down with geraldo rivera. that is tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. >> julie: president obama wrapping up his trip to asia with some tough talks for china. nuclear di proposal see with russia. >> the president says you can't always hi

last week in pensacola, i met a medal of honor recipient, 88-year-old thomas hudner, recognized for heroismar. he crashed his aircraft in hostile territory in an attempt to save a squadron mate, the first african-american aviator, who had been shot down. he didn't kill anyone and couldn't even save jesse brown, who perished in the wreck. but he showed extraordinary valor in his attempt to rescue him. and after all, that's what it's all about, isn't it? extraordinary valor. coming up in our next hour, an honest effort to trim the budget or a political stunt? we're talking about earmarks. political pork. there's a growing chorus in washington to ban them, but the ban many are clamoring for would be voluntary. we're keeping them honest we're keeping them honest tonight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com own your car.: hey, that's grea! is this your phone? gecko: yeah, 'course. sswhere do you po you...carry... is this your phone? waitress: here you go. boss: thanks gecko: no, no i got it, sir. ncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. i just wish that all of the im

pensacola, florida. caller: how are you? thank you for the chance. i have been watching for about five years. it seems right now politics are being driven by emotion more than facts. as for health care, when i read through it, most of the people who are upset about it never read the bill. it is like me never working on my car and then it breaks down. if i had some maintenance, it would be a better running car and less bills. that is basically what health care is. i hope the supreme court makes republicans and democrats show where their campaign money is coming from. is it a pharmaceutical company, a foreign company? we need to make sure because the people need to make the influence. host: we will leave it there. guest: i completely agree. the supreme court will not force congress to reveal who the donors are. it did say in the citizens united case, contributors was a viable option for congress to pursue. the democrats sponsored the disclose act, which republicans all say favor trade unions. that seems to me and easily solvable problem. if the republi

curtis joining us from pensacola, fla. on the democrats' line. good morning. caller: i have a comment about housekeeping for general motors. why does it seem like most of you guys and gals the minute the democrats are talking about stuff, you want to talk them off, but you let the republicans go. general motors, time will tell. it seems like right-wing agenda preach and talk for free enterprise, but it seems like their policies do not back it up. i do not understand why the country keeps of voting republican, when the republican agenda and mindset has put us in this drama. explain to me why our country is so polarized. every person says there are republican, i turned them all. in -- if a person says they are republican, i turn them off. host: good morning to jeff from annapoliindianapolis. caller: icing they should go to general motors and stand in front and said that was me that fought to keep american automakers part of the auto industry. there are people on the other side saying that the bailout was bad cost. who is out here fighting for u.s. jobs? lache ju

host: this is the james from pensacola, an independent. caller: yes.he economic situation -- if you're going to go broke -- there is a progressive medical program that the individual there on the screen is saying we expand medicaid, medicare. .'m retired military served 24 years, active duty. right now, if i want to go to see a doctor or dentist, i have to wait in line just like everybody else. medicare, medicaid. the congress wrote the law that we're going to have imposed on the public's. we have a choice. i have availability for medicare. in the military. i'm on medicare. however, the other countries have a progressive-type medical system. most of them are going broke. we have one in the united states -- free medical. people -- why do we insist on bankrupting the american public with high-cost medical care? mr. obama -- host: thank you. guest: you hit on a good issue. there are many folks in washington who are concerned that the law did not go nearly far enough in trying to bring in the high cost of health care and to get better quality care at a low

my high school, pensacola catholic high, our jv team beat the cowboys second week in october. >> and beat the spread. >> that's a good jv team, in fairness to the cowboys. >> they are very good this year. willie, the jets, what a game. this is what champions -- this is what champions do. they figure out a way to win games. >> they've got like pixie dust this year. they were trying to set up for a field goal, maybe a long game-winning field goal, threw aa little slant pattern. >> what about sanchez? >> he's poised, he's tough. >> we or not just saying that because mark sanchez is going to be on the show. you have to pretend, mika, that you know who he s. he does car commercials. >> i'll talk to him about that. >> if you see a car commercial and it's not manning -- >> look at ryan. i love it. >>> we have a lot to get to. congress convenes today for the start of the lame duck session that is likely to focus on the expiring bush era tax cuts. president obama told the press aboard "air force one" while returning from his asia trip that he wants to hear from republicans on just how strongl

host: pensacola, fla.. caller: good morning. i had a simple question. it has been bugging me for a few days. when you have the congressmen, senators, and president of the united states take an oath to defend the constitution of the united states, like you had rockefeller the other day saying he basically wanted to get rid of the first amendment, what happens when they break the oath of upholding and protecting and defending the constitution? guest: i think they can be impeached, but i do not think rockefeller -- i strongly disagree with what he said. that was his free speech presenting. i don't think it will take any action to take him off. host: jamie weinstein was a columnist with the north star national and has worked as a fellow at the world called newspaper and was an assistant to executive editor. one of the speakers at the panel that we covered at the governors -- at the republican governors association meeting was a governor elect from south carolina. she talked about creating jobs. let's see what she had to say. >> i think we have to create a s

pensacola, florida, on the independent line. caller: what i expect and what i hope to see exactly some gridlock. i did so far what we have seen is the dilution of what america really stands for. i have a couple of points about some of the things you said earlier. in relating to the ability to reduce the deficit by reducing taxes and cutting spending, it doesn't seem like they want to even try it first. they expect to have some sort of 100% plan. the easiest thing is if you personally wanted to reduce your spending, or you're out goes, you would have to reduce spending. you can't increase taxes. you can't force c-span to pay you more. logic has to show that by reducing the taxes -- it showed in the past that people will spend more. if you go to the store and introduce the price, you have the potential or initiative to buy more. i think that is a straw man people throughout. here is my suggestion -- the next time you have someone call up and have a problem with people reducing taxes, i am willing to set up a fun for anybody who wa

host: pensacola, fla.. caller:ood morning. i had a simple question. it has been bugging me for a few days. when you have the congressmen, senators, and president of the united states take an oath to defend the constitution of the united states, like you had rockefeller the other day saying he basically wanted to get rid of the first amendment, what happens when they break the oath of upholding and protecting and defending the constitution? guest: i think they can be impeached, but io not think rockefeller -- i strongly disagree with what he said. that was his free speech presenting. i don't think it will take any action to take him off. host: jamie weinstein was a columnist with the north star national and has worked as a fellow at the world called newspaper and was an assistant to executive editor. one of the speakers at the panel that we covered at the governors -- at the republican governors association meeting was a governor elect from south carolina. she talked about creating jobs. let's see what she had to say. >> i think we have to create a sma