and there is a reason why we have someone named robert haley as the zero based manager. we made a commitment a while back, one i personally embraced, and that is why i want to keep robert close to me all the time. we're 78% there, but that is not good enough. right? not good enough for the department of environment, not good enough for recology, not good enough for jason and his crew, not good enough for the supervisors, and not good enough for the mayor. we want a city that all the diversity in the country, if not the world, to go to 100% recycled, 100% no waste. and we're not going to waste time in getting to that goal. because it is a goal that i think generations, my kids, generations after us will always ask me -- when you were mayor, what did you really do to help our environment? how did you reduce those emissions? when we know that we're taking compost and we're taking it out of the landfill, significantly reducing the is very harmful emissions that end up being called nothing, that is your harmful to our at missile. when we can reduce that from our landfills, whe

haley. >>> and sam, you have weather. >> robin sent us a twitter picture for weather. put them up, the one on the right is from @robin roberts. >> if you look closely, you can see her feet. her little toes right there. >> we love you, robin. and amy freese sent us the other one. these storms here will be powerful. kansas city, you're 84. st. louis, right by the record at 88. follow the severe storms and go east. plenty of sunshine in florida today.

much more are robert zimmerman and we will check in with the zimmerman defense team and governor haley >> welcome back to "hannity" as we continue with george zimmerman's father. mr. zimmerman, let me go back. obviously you are telling the story of your son and none of us were there and i know people are trying to put this together. but i would argue there's been a rush to judgment. by that the president has weighed into this. members of congress has used terms that trayvon was hunted like a rabid dog, racial profile was involved in the case, that was rush, and jesse jackson, he killed an unarmed 17-year-old kid and then, quote, walks away. this is racial profiling and lies. see many things have been said that he was executed for wwbgc, walking while black in a gated community. what do you say to the president? what do you say to these members of congress? what do you say to all these activists and people who have, quote, rushed to judgment here? >> i just believe it's very sad that so many people are not telling the truth on purpose for their own agenda. i really thought that we had g

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haley. >>> and sam, you have weather. >> robin sent us a twitter picture for weather. put them up, the one on the right is from @robin robertsn. and amy freese sent us the other one. these storms here will be powerful. kansas city, you're 84. st. louis, right by the record at 88. follow the severe storms and go east. plenty of sunshine in florida today. >> all that weather was brought to you by jc penney. we're outside in times squire. inside, katie couric. >>> if it seems like kids are growing up faster these days, it may be true. according to a new article in "the new york times" magazine, more and more girls are showing science of early puberty. a lot of parents are concerned. experts are confused. a hotly contested topic for decades. at 11, the beginning average age of puberty. some girls are maturing before double digits. 10% of caucasian, 23% of african-american, and 15% of miss panic and 2% of asian girls started developing breasts by the age of 7. some reasons could be obesity, that can produce hormones like es troe general. chemicals in how old hold products. family stress can be a factor. girls that grew up in home

haley earlier. >>> and sam, you have weather. >> robin sent us a twitter picture for weather. put them up, the one on the right is from @robin roberts her little toes right there. >> we love you, robin. and of course, amy freeze from wabc sent us is other shot. these storms here will be powerful. from del rio, all the way up to kansas city, you're 84. st. louis, right by the record at 88. follow the severe storms and go east. plenty of sunshine in florida today. a little windy in sout >> all that weather was brought to you by jc penney. we're outside in times square. but inside, here's katie couric. >> thank you, sam. >>> if it seems like kids are growing up faster these days, it may be true. according to a new article in "the new york times" magazine, more and more girls are showing signs of early puberty. a lot of parents are concerned. experts are confused. it's been a hotly contested topic for years. for decades, age 11 was considered to be the average age for the beginning of puberty. doctors are saying now that some girls are ma chuturing before t hit double digits. 10% of caucasian, 23% of african-american, and 15% of hispani