i mean provo was the center of another story in this year's bracket.6th seed and right out of the gate they had to beat jackson, wyoming, which is maybe the most adventuresome place on the planet and a string of other towns with great adventure cred to make it to the finals but they really rallied their base and happy valley, really passionate people live there. again, the outdoor access there really great. sits between utah lake and the wasatch mountains and between u wasatch mountains. >> provo totally ruined my bracket. >> on most livable -- >> i was going to say the other great thing about provo, it has very tax friendly businesses. adobe has relocated there. great mayor, great governor. >> and then you have ithaca there at number two, ithaca, number two, most livable. i lived in ithaca for three years so i can fact check you there and say no. >> you didn't like it? >> i had a good time there, but i wouldn't put ithaca at the top of a list for cities about anything under any circumstance ever. >> ooh. >> wonderful people. love the people of ithaca.

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check out this go provo of a baby seal crashing the surf session climbing on to their boards, the pup an entire hour with their new friends and following the surfers to shore. and they contacted the wildlife officials when back on shore, in case the little guy needs help, they >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan, a time when no news is good news. nothing going on and it's on the warm side, but it's august. stormtracker 6 live double scan show that right now we have dry conditions out there. not out of the question, we could get an isolate the pop-up shower or thundershower in the poconos or the lehigh valley. but most areas are rain free, the heat is back, currently in philadelphia it's 88 degrees and allentown 86 and millville 83 and trenton 87 and even on the beaches right now it's warm, the boardwalk 86 and sea isle city 84 and the ocean temperature is 75 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar show we are in between systems, this is moving in tomorrow and you can see the cloud cover thanks to tropical storm bertha, out to sea and it will cause problems with rip currents for the n

>> now you get into the business of when should provo owe lax is for cancer begin?o with family history and others. have a conversation with your doctor. >> that does it for us. i'm kelly write. >> i'm julie banderas. the journal editorial report is up next. i'll see you at 7:00. there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare changes. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when healthcare becomes simpler. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. . >>> this week on "the journal editorial report," president obama green lights air strikes in iraq, telling suffering civilians that america is coming to help. but can the u.s. prevent a strategic and humanitarian disaster? >>> 40 years after watergate and the resignation of president richard nixon, has america's faith in the federal government reached new lows? >>> and if you are heading to the beach this weekend, watch out. an fda ban on more effective sunscreens is leaving you exposed. >

this miniofeb upsurge has provo debate and discussion about thee depiction of slavery in film and other forms of visual media in television and documentaries any youtube shorts and different i series. we're continuing that conversation today. all of our panelists are fierc scholars of the american south v and of race and gender. they have also written s about, reviewed, taught courses on andg consults for films about slavery. catherine clinton has been teaching at queen's university s since 2006t but will be come bb to the united states this fall l to be thle professor of u.s. history at the university of exs tex texas, san an totonio and writt s of hairat tub it's man. professor clinton also serves on the advisory committees to the lincoln bicentennial commission ands virginia commission and a board member of civil history, h theater in washington d.c. and s also serves as historical will consultant to stephen inscoe spielberg's movie lincoln. >> he is the author the mounta n masters, slavery and sectional crisis in north carolina. race, war, and remembrance in the south. south he's th

they've already established with their owners in this study professor christina harrison carol improve provos worked with thirty six dogs in their own homes and videotaped their owners ignoring them while playing with a stuffed or animated fake fake doll or a jackal enter pale instead the dog's owners were told to treat both objects like they were real dogs by doing things like petting them and talking to them in the study's authors found that quote the dogs were about twice as likely to push or touch the owner when the owner was interacting with the foad dog seventy eight percent as when the owner was attending to a pale forty two percent the dogs can tell the difference based on the studies results the researchers argued that the dogs interpreted the fake stuffed dog as an actual rival and therefore were jealous of the attention it was getting from its owner speaking about the study answers also professor harris said that our study suggests not only the dogs doing gauging what appear to be jealous behaviors but also that they were seeking to break up the connection between the owner and a s

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moved into a quiet suburb of washington, d.c., and it had a different feel to it than my hometown of provo, utah. [laughter] an outsider in our nation's capitol. 33 years later, i still do. but that was my first real exposure to the reagan administration, was through my dad. serving as the solicitor general under president reagan, my dad's job was to communicate to the supreme court of the united states he official litigating positions of the reagan administration to the court. so, that was his client. the u.s. government was his client. the presidents of -- the united states.e therefore president reagan was my dad's client. he had to learn how to channel reagan's voice and reagan's message to be supreme court. he enjoyed that job very deeply. right off the bat, i could tell this was going to be an interesting set of circumstances. right off the bat, even as a 10-year-old, i somehow intuitively understood this would be an historic administration. i definitely knew my dad had an interesting job, in part because the solicitor general of the united states has a ceremonial uniform of sorts tha

. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, provo, utah. >> here with our relationshipan appropriate for morning television. >> nobody is going to giggle. >> yes. >> well, actually i think this is a great way to recapture why you wanted to be together. when you first meet you can't keep your hands off each other and probably having sex every time you see each other. when you get in and start having a life really and you just take for granted that you've chosen this person and now you're with this but it's a big -- they don't want to turn them off. a bigger turnoff to not have sex with him because then he feels rejected and unwanted and then potentially looks somewhere else. >> that makes sense but we're see seeing every day. could that signal a bigger problem. >> yes, i mean if you look at it like you're being forced to do it. it's all about what you think about it. i think, a chore, i don't want to do it. of course you won't. if you get excited and say this is great. >> the shared adventure. >> yeah, exactly. >> and working out. you get in a habit. >> yes, and -- >> th

i couldn't have planned a better forecast. 61 now. 71 in chicago. 85 in phoenix. 55 in provo. 78 in san country as we head into the long labor day weekend. we do have some showers and thunderstorms across the central u.s. the west coast looks fantastic. say hi to everybody at home. everybody wave! wave! we'll see you later. >> the "fox & friends" all american summer concert series rolls on today. it's the last one. say it ain't so. we're joined by thompson square, keifer and shanna. married 14 years. >> 15 years. >> it's great to have you guys back. this time because you've been on the show so much, we're running out of questions for you. >> everybody knows everything about us. >> does being married make it hard to travel or does it make it easier? does spending so much time together, is that good or bad? >> it makes it a little bit harder to fight, to have a good fight on the bus because we don't have doors to slam. they're air doors. >> it doesn't stop us from doing it, though. >> so you're yelling and all that and the door slowly closes. there is nothing to slam. >> sometimes you jus