number two, memphis, tennessee, number one city on the list, tallahassee, florida. >>> all warm placesape there, our weather, not so nice. >> we need it. we have watches and warnings out there right now as we head back in to western maryland, also in to western pennsylvania. further points southward, we look at the pink, that's a winter storm warning in effect. we could see 6-12 inches. allegheny, garrett county, looking at heavy snowfall totals. see that the temperatures cold enough to support the snow. a windchill making it feel like 23 degrees. let me show you what is going on in garrett. we have snowfall, already out there, this is 68 at u.s., this is the east view there, snow already on the ground, it will be falling from the sky today. check out what we have here at home, temperatures are still a little bit on the chilly side as we look at 39 kingsville. manchester coming in around 38 degrees. with the wind gusts up to 27 in kingsville, arnold 23, 24 subtlersville, feeling like we are in the 30s. not only the breezes and rape we are contending with, we have patchy fog. this is th

the list are at lana, tuscaloosa, athens georgia, memphis tennessee and no. 1 on the list is tallahassee floridate. something akin to distant cousins having an impromptu reunion >> heaps says that bobcats in the backyard are nothing new but this one seemed to want to meet the house cats. they tried to communicate through the door. >> the bobcat looked at them and they looked back and the bobcat reached up and they, i managed to catch it with the camera >> the homeowner says the bobcat stayed for about a half-hour, took a nap and then trotted off. >> they came with shovels, what occupied protesters have taken over in east bay farm >> an acceptable risk, what pg&e knew about the threat to zambrano more than 20 years ago. >> back to school for students at oikos university. we will tell you how not all students will be back at this campus. >> the san francisco ethics commission begins its hearings >> the san francisco ethics commission begins its hearings today insky hook !ial,,,,,,,,,, guys, check it out. household bleach. no. nah, it looks good ! i know, right ! i'll tell you what saves gas money.

tallahassee, florida, is the best place to retire. because of climate and affordability. other great places are alabama, memphis tennessee and georgia. >>> u.s. airways filed paperwork to take over american airlines. american was considering filing for bankruptcy, which would have meant 13,000 jobs lost. with the merger , the company would cut half that number in the merge goes through. american would keep the name and head warts located in -- headquarters located in fort worth texas. >>> opening statements begin for the man accused of murdering three of jennifer hudson's family members. her mother, brother and 7-year- old nephew were killed three years ago. his former brother-in-law faces three counts of first degree murder in the case. >>> members of the religious groups will begin proposing antiimmigrant laws. leaders will gather under the spirit they say of all people of all faith. >>> washington post reporting when president obama deliveres are marks at the holocaust, he will announce grants to create new technologies to warn cit

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it is number one city on that list, tallahassee, florida.conomics group which compiled. it's a nice play is mrais. been there many times. it is time for a different look at some of the week's top stories. for pete's take, that means pete dominik is back with us, like he is of sunday morning. >> when you retear, if ever. all right. let's -- as you get fired up with a little more caffeine, i knew you would need it. it's early. i want to start with ted nugent. listen to this. >> barack obama becomes the president many november again, i will need to be dead or in jail by this time next year. why are you laughing? you think that's funny? that's not funny at all. i'm serious as a heart attack. >> yep. they don't call him the motorcity mad man for nothing, and now, pete, nugent says that he didn't mean it as a threat. what do you think? >> well, first of all, when he said why are you lafring, i was laughing right at that time. i thought he saw me. i thought that was live for a second. that's how funny this is. that's how ridiculous it is. listen, t

but i don't stop somewhere in florida he was we're going to tallahassee florida we're going to tallahassee so here we're until i assume right then there's valdosta which is just our half way hour and a half way sort of a border town in georgia and i thought always there are a lot of hotels are going to stop at georgia prior to getting the valdosta a whole thing just wrong there's a report that he called into d.o.t. at six forty five in the morning and yet they have him killing himself thirty eight minutes later even though it's another hour to get the belt off that supposedly he's in the motel room one night but there's two receipts. in the police report as one is a check and receipt there's a check out receipt he killed himself he didn't check out well i've not checked in a motel room where they charge you up front and in other words they check you in and take you out same time on different days. only they do it yeah there's another problem with that the first received is they didn't know june twenty ninth two thousand and three using science you claim it as you go through it in pieces wh

right on stop somewhere in florida he was we're going to tallahassee florida is we're going to tallahassee so here we're intel and then there's valdosta which is just our half away our half way is sort of a border town in georgia and it's up always there are a lot of hotels we could stop at georgia prior to getting about the whole thing is just wrong there's a report that he called into d o t at six forty five in the morning and yet they have him killing himself thirty eight minutes later even though with another hour to get the valdosta supposedly he's in the motel room one night right but there's two receipts. in the police report it says one is a check and receipt there's a check over see he killed himself he didn't check out well i've not checked in a motel room with a charger up front in other words they check you in and check you out it seems on different days i'm going to do it yeah there's another problem with that the first receipt is david from june twenty ninth two thousand and three he was in tallahassee when they see those three million pieces where i could buy as she says unt

in a report released by the washington economics group found tallahassee florida is at the top of theist when it comes to retirement destinations. the home of florida state university is followed by memphis athens georgia and alabama and atlanta at the rankings were based on climate and affordability. researchers say one-third of baby boomers say they plan to move out of their home state when they retire. >> several notable nobel lauretes are in chicago for a special three day event that st c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! it's time to get going. to have the energy to turn a "to do" list into a memory. to put more giddy-up in our get-along. to keep stepping up even in overtime. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's... ... and mix a little more hop in our hip hop. thanks to the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, your feet will feel so good... ... you'll want to get up and go. [ female an

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a new report by a washington economics group rates tallahassee, florida, and the best place in the u.s retire. in second place memphis tennessee, followed by athens, georgia, tuscaloosa, alabama and atlanta, georgia. all those cities in the south. it's based on climate and affordability. >> 6:48. the washington capitals had a chance to put away the playoff series against the bruins on home ice yesterday, but now they will have a chance in boston. >> he scores. >> that was followed by a grown across the d.c. region. sunday's game was very tight it. the bruins got the final goal. the capitals fell in overtime. game 7 is wednesday. all six games have been decided by one goal. >> this has been incredible. 6:49 right now. let's check in with lisa baden. she has had a busy morning. >> the latest is traffic is snarled in silver spring. outer loop accident documentation between colesville road and georgia avenue if has only one lane closed. the beltway was completely blocked for hours. look at the pace of traffic getting past colesville road before georgia avenue. in virginia, we are stuck in

mexican officials are indicating >> in a report on a string of highway accidents in tallahassee florida. you're looking at the aftermath. 11 people were killed in january. fog and smoke shrouded the interstate. the report says the highway patrol officer who ordered the reopening of the highway did not even know what the proper procedures were. well the wildfire and fog reduced visibility leading to a series of crashes. time lapse photography given as a great view on how construction of the new world trade center is moving along in new york city. 14 a week is being built. >>jaqueline: the rain came to an end to this afternoon. a wide view picture, you can see showers surrounding us to the north, east and south. temperatures have cold quite a bit. 10 degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday. into tomorrow, sunny and warm. fans of the weekend, continued warming. here is a look at your current temperatures. into the afternoon temperatures are warming 5- 10 degrees over what we saw today. 70's for the inland valleys. along the peninsula temperatures are in the '60s. here is a look at your e

in tallahassee from the campus of florida state university. i'm here because i'm on a book tour for my new book, no they can't. why government fails but individuals succeed. do individuals succeed? >> yeah, they do. >> individuals do well. >> can't government solve our problems? >> no, they can't! >> and that is our show tonight. >>> all right. no, they can't is sort of a nasty title for a book. it is so negative. what is refers to is my reaction to all that yes, we can enthusiasm.org thduring tht election. and frankly we can' can if we s we can. you you have to be free to try things and speak to have fee speech. college is supposed to we a laboratory of free speech. however, on some campuses that is not the case. at fsu, are you pretty much allowed to speak? >> yes! >> that is good because you don't go to these people's colleges where other stuff has happened. this is greg l who runs a group called fire which stands for foundation for individual rights and education and you come to the aid of students who get sensorred. publicly reading a boo

>> mike partain is a man who lives in tallahassee, florida, and found out about the camp lejeune after he saw jerry testifying. he saw cnn coverage of that. mike was born at camp lejeune, and when he was a child, he came down with male breast cancer. -- when he was 40 years old, he came down with male breast cancer. he did not have the genetic marker. it is a very rare situation. usually, there is a precursor for it. he was struggling with this illness when he heard about the water contamination through jerry's testimony and immediately called jerry and wanted more information, and as soon as he was healthy enough, he became very involved in the fight. we are really able to see somebody get immersed into this situation. when he met jerry he was already full into it. it was good to see might begin this process, which we were not able to see whether jerry. >> let's watch more. [video clip] >> one man was diagnosed with breast cancer. there is a part of me that just says to be quiet. tell the people need to tell about it, and let's not make a big scene. >> one of the things that i have un

it happened in 2008 here in tallahassee, florida where gangs were shooting each other in the street.t change. that's why i have assembled legal minds to review this law, to review what is going on over the last eight years and come up with suggestions so the governor and legislature can act and set the perimeters. >> appreciate you taking the time. it is nantrusting point. at least 21 states in this country have some form of a stand your ground law. >>> new exit polls are coming in. we told you the first fascinating part of it which is democrats are voting in wisconsin tonight and voting for rick santorum. spoilers or something else? that's next. and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. ser and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. i get my cancer medications through the mail. now washington, they're looking at shutting down p

. >> i'm lane garrett from right here in tallahassee, florida.ug legalization and for example pot. i can't think of any reason for that to be illegal. when you get into lsd you get into the neighborhood effects where you get into stuff people do that harms other people despite them not directly trying to harm them. my question is drug legalization sounds good and i understand people being allowed to about put what they want to into their own bodies but when it spills over into other people. >> let me he just break it down. pcp is a good example because people do crazy things on pcp. i wouldn't think lsd would be in that category. maybe cocaine. >> if they jump off a bridge and land on someone. >> libertarians would say you should be punished for what you do to others but you should be allowed to do anything that is peaceful. if you jump off the bridge and hurt somebody you should be punished. >> you are dead. >> but if you are dead you have been punished. but you can't prevent all problems but how well is the law you working now? i mean when you

. >> tallahassee florida, the scud the sea, athens, ga., tuscaloosa, alabama and atlanta seems to befor retirement although both are very hot spots for the summer humidity. >>pam: they're hoping to move that wreckage sometime this evening. we will bring you a live update at 6:30 what's the best gift you can give mom ? a powerful connection. with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte stay in touch with your loved ones on skype. plus, enjoy verizon's 4g lte network in more places. the droid razr you want, one powerful connection on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value. give mom the droid razr by motorola. only 99.99. the lowest price ever. verizon. hola, mama. >>pam: showing the monday traffic. remarkably, no problems. however cell pond 101 towards a peninsula it is a bit heavier. we will be right back southbound -- - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all dig

number one on the list is tallahassee, florida. >>mark: that is where i went from college.rya: this, tenn., athens, ga., a tuscaloosa, alabama and atlanta are on the list. those spots can get pretty hot and humid. they say it is the humidity which is the dry heat like phoenix is so popular. >>mark: the cost of living is less expensive and there is no state income tax. >>mark: the stories we're following, coming up in its two minutes after the break, the suspect in the fatal shooting of the open university has stopped eating. we will tell you why. apple is scheduled to release their earnings to yet. there are five states holding primaries today.

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he's the attorney for the family live from tallahassee, florida.ou so much for being with us. just want your reaction here to the announcement from the special prosecutor that she is not going to call a grand jury to make that decision whether or not to charge george zimmerman. >> well, suzanne, we were anticipating that there would be no grand jury because the family has always been hopeful that there would just simply be an arrest. we believed from day one they had enough evidence to arrest the killer of trayvon martin, and now as the evidence has continued to unfold, we think there has been a plethora of evidence to simply affect probable cause to do an arrest. not for a conviction but for an arrest. and it's a situation that the family is trying to be patient and they're trying to have faith in the system, and they want an arrest. this was their son. it's now 42 days. they want be a arrest. just simple justice. they're not asking for anything that anybody else would want if this was their child. >> do they feel confident that this special prose

another round of severe weather possible across parts of the i-10 corridor from new orleans into tallahassee, florida. jenna: a lot to pay attention to, maria. thank you very much. we'll stay updated on the weather across this country. we always appreciate our viewers when they help us report on news stories we're covering. we have great pictures out of texas. this is by lauren she was driving on the highway late this afternoon when she spotted this through her windshield. that is scary. the twisters caused a lot of damage. this taken, this picture taken in the diamond creek residential community. one house is totally flattened while others near it appear to have minely damage. appearances can be deceiving, can't they? put safety first, that's for sure. we you take the photo. if you have one you like to share, log on to ureport@foxnews.com and up load the images and we'll share some of them on the air. jon: let's talk a little politics now in america's election headquarters. mitt romney tightens his grip on the gop nomination going three for three in tuesday's primaries in wisconsin, maryland and was

host: steve harrison on our twitter pager -- -- tallahassee, florida, good morning.aller: my favorite president -- host: we can hear you. we have a bad connection if you want to telephone back in. the republican line in chesapeake, virginia, go ahead. we will go to donna in jacksonville, florida, good morning. caller: i have two of them. franklin roosevelt because he pulled the country back together and brought us through the war. he formed alliances with nations that we could work with and he never seemed to take umbrage at all the slings and arrows that people to read him. the other one would be kennedy. he was a hero and, just like franklin overcame physical problems, said kennedy. they are my two favorite. and i love bill clinton just because i love him. host: thanks for the call. robert carroll has chronicled the life of lyndon johnson. lyndon johnson and is subject of a store we found in a bellingham washington newspaper. some new audio recordings, many of which are available on our website at c-span.org but this conversation back in 1964 when scoop jackson was

orleans is under the gun for possible severe storms and, also, areas to the east like tallahassee in northern florida. gives? >> thank you, maria. now to the latest in the race for the 2012 g.o.p. nomination. romney winning all they of the primary elections. the first results for washington, dc, romney won with 3,122 votes. ron paul had 535, and newt gingrich 477. in maryland romney, 160,000, and santorum 68,000. and newt gingrich 25,000. and wisconsin, 375, 040, and rick santorum 270,000, and newt gingrich 43,000. >> can you give us those numbers again? >> we got very specific. >> and now the latest delegate count. after the primaries in washington, dc, maryland, and wisconsin, romney picked up a total of 83 delegates. santorum got at least six. newt gingrich, ron paul, they did not get any delegates and this are three delegates that have not been allocated. now, to total delegate counts, the magic number to secure the nomination is 1,144. got that? got that? romney is now at 655. 400 ahead of santorum in second place and 278. and newt gingrich is 135 and ron paul is 51. >> for more on primary sweep

in tallahassee, a city in florida. but it seems the complaining in general is wayneing. the whines are in decline and so is ows, rip. they say six months after the drum circle they need to find ways to grab attention or it is gone. protesters no longer haven camp meants and they have dwindled into something dwindly. the few demonstrations held have been pied delling like something that pied dels. it has received less attention even from their lovers. in november, ows commanded 14% of the news coverage and now it barely registered. a rep for the protesters say they are committed. telling the times "this is not a game. we are trying to save our civilization." you know what else isn't a game? this. >> that could be up in the top five of all animal videos we have done on this show. oh my goodness. >> maybe that's what the other cat was scared of. >> exactly. i am sensing a trend. by the way, none of these animals are actually hurt. i have no idea, but we are not sure. we would never run anything like that. ows, occupy wall street needs to find ways to get attention. one occu

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it's appropriate that we go across the state of florida to take testimony to review those case that is are suspicious and see if we need to go back tallahasseeraft the law or tweak it or -- >> because it's an easy defense, isn't it? >> absolutely and i think it's being abused throughout the nation. >> give me an example. >> here in sanford, florida, with trayvon martin and mr. zimmerman. >> wait a minute. let's not litigate that case. because that case is going to trial. find another case. you're a state senator. you must know other instances where it's been abused? >> i think there was a case in jacksonville where a person was walking down the street and he utilized -- he ended up killing the person, and utilized the stand your ground defenseç ande won. >> thank you so much, judge bell and state senator gary siplin, i'm sure we'll talk about this as you proceed with your task force. up next, governor chris christie wants you to know he never falls asleep during the springsteen concert, he listens to the boss intently, in fact. that's coming up in the "sideshow." you're watching "hardball." >>> back to "hardball." now for the "sideshow." ye

florida, alex? >> caller: big boo-yah from tallahassee, jim. >> hey, sunshine. how you doing?caller: pretty good, and you? >> i love t-hass. what's going on? >> halliburton. based on their earnings report that came out today -- >> let me tell you how i feel about halliburton. i was going to do a piece about it but i got caught up in other things. when you have no expectations of a stock doing well and it does okay, that stock goes higher, no one expected halliburton to be able to offset that natural gas weakness, but they almost did it with oil. halliburton, i'm saying it, i think it's in the clear, provided that brent doesn't plummet to $90, and i don't think it will. brenda in illinois, brenda? j >> well, thank you, brenda. wow, i love fired up callers. what's going on? >> caller: i bought 282 shares of sxc health solutions a year ago. it went back up nicely. and today i see it went up 8%. i'm wondering if i should sell or hold? >> well you know, this is the greatest performing stock since we started "mad money" eight years ago. and i would tell you that i think you should h

do i think it's appropriate that we go across the state of florida to review those cases suspicious and see if we need to go back to tallahassee >> because it's an easy defense, isn't it? >> absolutely not. i think it's being abused throughout the nation. >> give me an example. >> here in sanford, florida, with trayvon martin and mr. zimmerman. >> wait a minute. let's not litigate that case. find another case. you're a state senator. you must know other instances where it's been abused? >> there was a case in jacksonville where a person was walking down the street and he utilized -- he ended up killing the person and used the stand your ground defense and he won. >> here's the question i have, judge. everybody knows in this country, especially in tough neighborhoods you're goingto have street fights, people in ballrooms, that's when all hell breaks loose and one guy gets through a fight with another guy and the other guy pulls the gun and kills him. is that what we're talking about, where it's clearly a killing, which is totally criminal but the guy gets off because -- the women gets off by saying, the other guy threatened me

tallahassee during time in state house. time a bank is moving to foreclosure. >> there was a disagreement on how much the monthly payments for. it got confusing. they turned it over to law firm in floridacializes in a click foreclosure proceeding. before we could figure it out, they filed a paper wok. they quickly addressed it. never had a problem since. >> you were nottin not, not makg payments. >> there was a disagreement over the amount a month. to them it's not a complete payment. there were other things that happened as a result of that. that got worked out. we moved on with it. i've been handling it personally. >> whether the issues are enough to keep rubio off a romney ticket is up to vetting. >> we have a broken tax code. >> all analysts seem to agree florida's junior senator has one thing. buzz. >> i think the media is paying marco rubio a great compliment to put him under the electronic microscope early. they see him as a possible real contender. >> bret: you can see my full interview with senator rubio on the home page. at fox news.com/specialreport. tomorrow focus, ron portman of ohio. please tune in. >>> we'll talk about the politicalization of the bin laden rid and the en

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