we stand on the of vanity overlook all the places we chose sarasota, charlotte sarasota, charlotte, glaves and hendry what i would do is contact the convention visitors bureau what would they cover? as an alternative i contacted the other organizations what would you cover? the list was never the same although we have to hit the beach in southwest florida there is no development so just the beach and the bush and the trees only seconds to san miguel island for shelley then hopefully we will see alligators on one of the trails with an alligator pont -- pont. we're still of lovers keep that the alligator ponds and i should be paying attention or seven alligators. one rather large bomb is in the quarter and six little babies ranging in size between 2 feet and 3 feet. this is the only accessible freshwater pond on the island there is about 2 million alligators in florida right now. they were endangered but no longer they do a great recovery as we can see. one thing you have to take into consideration please never feed them. don't feed them anything. nothing. what happens is they equate people

nothing from the sarasota police that says she stole anything. comes back again, goes upstairs, but the weirdest part, watch when she comes down. >> she waves at the camera. >> she waves at the camera. >> that's curious. >> right. your guess is as good as mine with this one. >> it's weird to be a homeowner and see somebody walking around your house not knowing if she was taking stuff or why she was there. that creepy feeling. >> police asking anyone for information to call in and see if they can figure out what's going on here. >>> these types of videos are always incredibly scary to see when there's a motorcyclist going incredibly fast on the road weaving through traffic. >> you can't predict what other people are going to do. >> revs up the engine. is going incredibly fast. does a wheelie. >> yeah. >> starts going through traffic. car after car. watch this. >> oh. >> we're not surprised. >> in a split second you see that motorcyclist has crashed and it is really bad. >> it looks like he's going to blast off here. she's flying through these cars

sarasota, florida. >> this one in sarasota.oms, 2 1/2 baths. it's about 2300 square feet. it's got high beam ceilings, total renovation. brazilian granite in the kitchen. it's beautiful kitchen. top of the line. breakfast island, formal dining room. got a covered linai and it has a solar heated pool. so the maintenance will be low. going to come in around $1,340 a month for you. >> not to mention the tax breaks by just moving to florida to begin with. one more up in phoenix, georgia. once again back to georgia. >> this is phoenix, arizona. so this is -- phoenix happens to be the most number of sunny days, 296. 2,000 square feet, amazing property. granite counter tops. pool, waterfall, it's got a beautiful covered patio and this is the best place to spend all those sunny days. it's a great deal. >> that real estate market there has really bounced back in phoenix. michael corbett. where can people learn more about the properties and you? >> you can go at this time rite to our web site for "fox & friends" and it links right to my

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in choosing all the places we chose six counties recovered, sarasota, charlotte, lee, collier, whateverou do is contact a tourist and visitor's convention bureau and asked them if they were writing the book, what would they cover? as kind of an alternative i contacted all of the organizations and asked them what was your cover? we've got to hit the beach with one of the most beautiful beaches in all of southwest florida. there's no development, which makes it so wonderful because it just the beach and the bush and the trees and is also excellent for shelling. second only to senate bill island and all of fort myers area. and then we are going to go back and hopefully see some alligators back off one of the trails there's an alligator pond will visit as well. we are still on my first key and kind of on the backwoods trail and we have the alligator pond. behind me i should be paying attention here, or seven alligators. one rather large mound in the corner and six little babies ranging in size from two feet to three feet. this is one of the only accessible freshwater pond on the island yet

. >> the resort in sarasota, florida, was home of an ugly sight. ♪ >> it's almost like they're hookedogether. they can't separate. >> falcons some. >> those are believed to be coopers hawks. craig shot this video, believes they're very, very young and he says once he came upon them, they kind of stopped fighting. >> don't want to get too close because i don't want them to attack me. >> doing that weird leg wrestling thing. >> they have that weird leg wrestling thing going on, they're holding on to each other. craig is talking to them like kids, what's going on here. >> what are you two doing? >> indian leg wrestling what they're doing. >> legs twisted like a pretzel. >> you don't seem to be bothered by me much. >> why did he get so close. these could turn their anger at him. >> i try to separate you two are you going to bite me if i do? >> you don't get to see those birds that close in the wild. >> they don't seem to really care that he's there. >> you all still fighting? why don't you all just ease up a little bit? >> he tells them to ease up. notice one has his claw around the other

. >>> a criminal in sarasota, florida, was stopped in his tracks thanks to a good samaritan with superhero. he tried to hold up a cvs pharmacy. but a customer tackles him to the ground and holds him there for police. he has a background in self-defense. he joked he is batman on the weekends. >>> a former georgia hospital radiology technician admits she falsified hundreds of mammogram results. she entered negative results without having the mammograms reviewed by a demeanor. her attorney claims his client was overwhelmed. she'll spend six months in jail, pay a fine and can never work in health care again. >>> big step for a pair of 9-month-old conjoined twins who were separated just weeks after they were born. owen and emmett ezell were released from a dallas hospital. they will spend a few weeks at a rehab facility before heading home. they were joined at the abdomen and shared several organs. but they are doing remarkably well. and the parents couldn't be happier. >> we are so thrilled. and so excited. and very nervous about learning everything that we need to learn to be able to take car

reporter: in sarasota, isabelle. >>> you see rescue of a cat in a tree or a cute puppy, coming up we'llhow you out foxed by this little critter. >>> found, a little orphan puppy, but it wasn't a puppy at all, she found this cute little guy, too bad he wasn't a canine, maybe it's an out terrifying or wolverine, they discovered it must be a fox based on the white tip of his table. that baby will have to live in a wildlife preserve since he has been in contact with humans. you won't want to be wearing fur bus it's so hot. >>> not exactly. but you certainly went need it the next couple days because temperatures are going to go up big time especially for tuesday, wednesday and thursday, 80s by the by. >>> and stay tuned sports night live with the chippers owner can't varies, jason has players' reaction, and that is for us, we'll see you at 11:00, good night, everybody. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities.

bill in sarasota.every wife is a tax deduction that widthles ki*s less and wifeless do not enjoy but they have a better mental state. love your show, what the deal neil is most fun of all. sunny, neil, you are a lot smarter than you look. really? paul, neil, i watch our show for articles. every time i feel like a fat irk loser who just babbles to yourself, i look at tv, and see you anything i can do. bob great show, you give all of your guests time to express their opinions without interis interruption except when necessary. a informative and entertaining hour. to me, broadcasting at its best. there is more. you are essence of desensey and very embody amment of sound journalism and mind. you are so full of yourself, you insert your opinion where it does not matter, and you won't shut the hell up with guests into do matter, you are ugly, snide and you wear suits that look like they were pieceed together like the ring geiling brother -- ringling brothers. ps you are fat too. hal, is this the same hal of

. >> reporter: he invited us to sarasota, florida, where they turn out about 100 of the underwater airplane one of his team's pingers onboard the doomed flight. he also told us authorities allowed him to listen to the pinger sounds just detected over the weekend. >> so you actually heard the pinger sound that the ship picked up? >> they sent us some data. >> how did it sound to you? >> just like one of our pingers. >> reporter: what does one of their pingers sound like? listen. so it's instant. as soon as it hits the water, it starts pinging. >> it doesn't take a lot of water to activate. it's designed that way. >> so if this were in an airplane, and hit the ocean, this would start immediately, this pinging sound? >> if it was not damaged in the incident. >> reporter: in perfect conditions the pinger's pulse can travel as far as 2 1/2 nautical miles. ocean caverns and cliffs, even vegetation can get in the way limiting that distance, though. before any beacon is shipped from here, its sound output is measured in one of these huge 50,000-gallon tanks. it's lowered into the tank through the f

ester, sarasota, florida, leon panetta spoke here and said he was surprised and shocked by the cia memog a spontaneous demonstration. he said he told the president terrorists were involved but the problem is secretary panetta will not say that here, esther. and he has had plenty of opportunity to do that. raul otra, singapore. bill, eric bolling was trying to tell you that markets some decide what technology gets advanced not you or the government. not if you're interested in national security, raul. u.s. government funds research as i told miller on many things in the interest of public good like weapons that protect us. getting away from opec and high energy prices should be a top priority for this country. robert bland, sydney, australia, "don't want to be rude but bolling didn't make much sense. he must an ulterior motive." he doesn't have an ulterior motive. he's a small government capitalist. and his analysis reflects that. stossel doesn't gamble, he bets. gambling is when you can't afford to lose. james carroll, san diego, bill, having worked in public schools for seven years i c

sarasota, 5500. what's your response? >> totally disgusted.ad no idea. >> you're not disgusted by her being a swinger but you're disgusted by her paying for it. >> anything happens from this day forward, you are made aware now. so you can't claim ignorance anymore. >> kimberly you're here because it's a misunderstanding. >> yes. total misunderstanding. >> meanwhile in the other room, nobody has told kimberly greg has flipped the script and cast her as a swinger. she's running the old lines from her original story. >> kimberly, is your boyfriend going to be upset? >> i don't think he'll be happy, but people do things. we all make stupid mistakes going behind our boyfriends, girlfriend's backs. nobody is perfect. >> swingers or not, kimberly and greg's flimsy charade is evidence of nonsense vice detectives encounter every day on the job. getting straight stories from pimps and the women they control can seem like an impossible task but a task polk county sheriff's investigators will not avoid. soon their efforts will pay off. >> we're not here j

and bill out in sarasota, florida, is thinking of repealing the new york mets, especially when a playerys to be with his wife for the birth of his child and get awe upset. if the met as success hinges on one player missing two or three games. they have bigger problems. family first. case closed. lizzie, via gmail. can your wife have a baby so you can take the rest of the year off? really? done, via at&t. cavuto, who are you to criticize mets fans. are they the same neanderthals that watch your show? does that include, don? i would cool it on the mets jokes, your job couldn't look too secure to me. up until you started bashing him you were a shoo-in for the next big met. not happening now, lung head. you better hope the kool-aid guy isn't a mets fan or you're screwed. what is the kool-aid guy? i am running out of possibilities. maybe i could always go do the go line commercials. i take that back, mr. met. and, kool-aid. or anyone with a big head. ion kennedy: we talk a lot about your liberty, because, it is quite attractive, what happens when your liberty shows and gets you fired? we liv

i'm joined from sarasota, florida, by admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he served presidents bush and obama as their top military advisor overseeing the campaigns in afghanistan and iraq. admiral, welcome. always good to have your perspective. >> good morning, david. good to be with you. >> i want to talk about the mental health aspects that are troubling in this case and beyond for our returning veterans. let me ask the specific security question. just within the past couple weeks in the independent review after that navy yard shooting here in washington, secretary of defense hagel said there are still troubling gaps when it comes to security on our military bases. and at fort hood, a second shooting spree in five years, different circumstances but two in five years. something's not working when it comes to securing our bases. >> well, i would certainly agree with you, david, in the sense that we've got challenges that we have to address as a result of this incident. first and foremost, i just -- my thoughts and prayers go out to the families of those t

these are all made in our sarasota facility.ging. >> so all it has to do is get a little bit -- a little bit wet on the end? >> yep. and i pull it out, it stops, that quick. >> and that sounded i think for our viewers who have been hearing it, that sounded like what we just played that they were picking up from deep under the ocean floor. >> exactly. one pulse per second. >> richard, what do you make of this? >> it is fascinating the way the whole thing has moved forward. i want to ask an initial question. sir, it's richard quest, if i may just ask you, i'm having real difficulty understanding the distances involved. now, bear with me. if the pinger can be reached -- heard by say up to two miles and they heard it for two hours, surely, your only talking about a field two hours -- two miles in any direction from where they heard it. so why are we being told that it is still sort of 100, 150 square miles that we're talking about? >> it's a good question. i think you've got to take their word for it. they're the ones doing the trol

everything from dinner parties to the break down of chores at their new condo in sarasota, florida. >> sort of an egg shell -- reporter: the products at the shown they share with jean in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> i'll be hope april 4. most of that upcoming week if there are things that i need. >> reporter: long time friends now in their 60s have been coordinating their lives like this for the past ten years. before that like a growing number of female baby boomers, all three were divorced, living alone and unsatisfied with the size of their savings accounts as they neared retirement. >> let's tell the real story. >> she cooks i do the dishes. reporter: combining resources would make life cheaper, easier, more fun. their relationship was easy to describe from the start. >> quite like cats and dogs. lots of drama every day. >> no, no, no. ♪ thank you nor being a friend ♪ >> reporter: the "golden girls" the sitcom from the '80s ran for seven seasons first popularized the idea that four older women can get along well as roommates for the most part. >> dorothy, you're the smart one, bla

so it's a very big issue in sarasota, my congressional district. with that i'd like to just ask my colleagues for quick passage. we need to move this bill quickly, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields back. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, is recognized. mr. levin: i yield myself one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. levin: look, the evidence is clear that more people would have their hours reduced if this bill passed than might -- if this bill passed. that might be true under the present a.c.a., and i said what the c.b.o. has said in terms of reduced hours of work. so once again, you're just now facing the reality. changing this to 40 hours will hurt all around. i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. castro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. castro: thank you, ranking member levin, thank you for yielding to me. you know, we speak a lot in this body about the freedoms that as americans we

time one of these armies had been fought and beaten by a ragtag rebel force and it happened in the sarasota, in my congressional district upstate. an army likead this lose to a colony. what happened with the british? does anyone remember? here 25 years later, looked around and said, what happened here? what did he find in the american spirit ? uniquede this country so was local community groups. it was the town square in new england, the people who came ofether and a little militia 10 guys where they have the round government, solve their own problems but it was just a community coming together. then the army came and they went and fought. they kept coming from new hampshire, massachusetts, vermont, upstate new york. that little community group became the lions club, kiwanis club, anything else through history, and it's what made america strong. today? oing on with us technology can facilitate it. he can play mine craft with all his friends and we have to figure out how to bring about the same thing that founded the country and allowed us to break free which is the local community that you

. >> a customer foiling a robbery at a cvs in sarasota. >> they're calling you a hero. >> a discussion caught on camera between his father and his son. >> i can't do that now. i got to do the laundry. >> the world's most infamous cyclist. check out what lance armstrong is doing now. >> i'm lance armstrong. seven-time winner of tour de france. hey, i didn't write the script. >> are you sexting? >> at this point in my career, i've earned the right to say >> and the veep found an interesting partner for his first selfie. >> joe and i decided it's time for a guy's trip. presented by toyota, let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning, norah. >> good morning to you, charlie. >> we begin with major problems at the site of a capsized ferry. bad weather is interfering with the search for survivors. stands at 14 and nearly 300 passengers are still missing. most of them are teen-agers. this morning some survivors claim the captain abandoned them. seth doane is at the port outside seoul where the disaster began 48 hours ago. >> reporter: good morning. the government is spendi

. >>> a criminal in sarasota, florida, was stopped in his tracks thanks to a good samaritan with somerobber in cvs looks like what looks to be a gun in his pocket. the customer creeps behind him and tackles him to the ground and holds him there until police arrive. >> needless to say, police are applauding his actions because he caught the bad guy, but they are making it very clear they do not encourage people to take matters into their own hands when seeing a crime in progress. call the cops first. >> boy, that guy had some move on him. >> yes, he did. that guy didn't see it coming. >> nope. >>> a former hospital radiologist technician admits she falsified several mammogram results. michelle entered results without having the mammogram results reviewed by a doctor. ten of the mammograms were actually positive and two of the patients died. she will spend six months in jail, pay a fine and can never work in health care again. >>> all right. women are more likely to develop alzheimer's disease, and it is not just because they live longer but it's because a certain gene variant is carrie

this happened in sarasota, in the congressional district. how did this happen? what could have happened? what happened to the british? tocqueville came here. he looked around and said, what happened here? this is exactly what andrew is describing. unique and allow the country to come into existence was a vocal community groups. it was the town square in new england. it was the folks that came together, 10 guys with the town square, with their own government, solving their own problems. it was just the community coming together to solve their problems. they armed up and fought, and they kept coming. that little community group, whatever it is, it became the --kiwans club. we have lost some of that. foreveran sit and play with his computer or playing mine craft with all of his friends. the local community that is willing to fight. i do not think we have to go as far as dying, but they were willing to do that. do thatmmunity could together, and i think that is where we need to go. round of applause. thank you guys so much. [applause] as that was fascinating, if you

there was a masked man who tried to rob a pharmacy at a cvs in sarasota, florida.s watching as the whole thing unfolded and he put the guy in a headlock and dragged him to the ground. look at that take down there. the hero is from estonia. he tints windows for a living, but has a background in self-defense. nice. not always a good idea. >> he obviously felt like he could take care of him. >> this one worked. >> in this case it worked out exactly. >> thank you. >>> throwback thursday here on the show. you've been sending us your photos. here is a viewer, this is keith cod from arkansas. he e-mailed us this and writes, i think steve and i had the same hair style. >> we have pretty much the -- i would say that picture was taken in the early '70s as well. >> it's the doocy do. >> before the biebs. >> there is steve on the right side of your screen. >> yes, in my very dark bedroom working on my first -- >> no electricity. >> we would love to show more of your throw it is back thursday photos. keep them coming our way. >> you just turned my history into something close t

we will go to harry waiting in sarasota, florida on our line for republicans. harry, good morning.ler: good morning. i am talking about how of 16,sman burr ki congressmann and how his fundraising is going. he has an election coming up in november. generally speaking he is a qualified congressman. it is an interesting thing that we are talking about the senate the most right now. opinion ofis the most analysts that republicans have a solid lc on b -- lock on the house right now. generally speaking, republicans might expand their house majority. host: has that made it harder for house candidates and house members to raise money since their chamber is not up for grabs? guest: we were talking about outside spending, significantly less outside spending on the house right now then there is on the senate. you see a big difference on that. house candidates are still raising money at a pretty fair clip, especially locally, those races need a great deal. and to a lot of people with a vested interest in congress, there is a lot of focus on that. but no doubt more focus on the senate right now

. >> joining us from sarasota, florida is captain marklin.les, we are seeing part of the ocean that was uncharted before. talk about the value of the pictures they are capturing. >> well, the value to us is obviously it helps us program the bluefin or the auv to be able to navigate over those mountains or whatever. i have not seen any images. that certainly is an important area. i guess the main reason nobody has ever really charted out there is that nobody goes there. it is a very isolated part of the ocean. >> the bluefin-21, we know has been searching. we still don't know where the plane hit the water, which is a big problem. how important is that point of impact to the auv's work? >> it's crucial because at the point of impact the aircraft will most likely disintegrate and come apart. the landing gear will fall relatively straight down from the point of impact. whereas, other pieces of the aircraft, lighter ones, will extend themselves over the ocean bottom. in the case of the air france 447, the wreckage was strewn over .75 of a mile on

according to police, he said he had a gun and demanded prichgs drugs in sarasota. a customer saw what was going on and tackled the man, holding him until police arrived. police are thanking him, but they're not suggesting that anyone else try this, certainly, not the thing to do. we don't foe if he has a gun or not. >> not the thing to do. i have to say, i don't think i have the courage to do that. >> in a moment. >> still not a good this inc. to do. >> thank you, natalie. dylan has a first check of the weather. >> we have a lot of snow. talk about a little blast of winter. we range from 3 into north of minneapolis up to 15 inches of snow in parts of central and northern minnesota, driving through it, shoveling the stuff. it was a mess. luckily, things are improving. those whiteout conditions certainly made a mess of the roads yesterday. now it's onto the cold. the cold air is surging in. we still have freeze warnings all across parts of the mid-atlantic. they stretch back into parts of western tennessee even into kentucky. so it is cold out there this morning. tem

>> this is an octopus in an aquarium in sarasota, florida.i don't know what i would think if i saw that in an aquarium. i would think it's small -- i wouldn't -- can we move on? i don't know. >> big deal. >> all right. moving on to another great photo of, i think, incredible nature scene here. a little girl with butterflies on her face. >> yeah, this is from the sensational butterflies exhibit in london, england. 5-year-old isla who got to meet some butterflies. they sat on her face, looks like. this exhibit in london is amazing. explores every stage the butterfly goes through. and as you get to the end of the exhibit, you get to go outside and chill with butterflies, which sounds amazing to me. >> her face is priceless. >> i can't think of a more zen experience. >> that is a really cool shot. i love this one because it's that time of the year. we've got cherry blossoms. these are the beautiful ones in tokyo. >> yeah, these are absolutely beautiful. and the couple taking the photo. i imagine we'll be taking photos in front of them. and we don