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Dealing with it. jeff? >> just outside chicago, in fact, charles. we're -- looks like $3.19 a gallon. as you point out, you look at that two-year chart over the past two years, we've seen an erratic up and down. largely an increase in gas prices. as you point out, 60 cents higher this fourth of july than it was last fourth of july. despite that, we've got a lot of people on the roads. take a look at the numbers. an all-time report for independence day holiday. 47 million people traveling on the roads and the air and boats and trains. if you put them together, most of them traveling by car. i'l...

Senior staff, you were not happy about it. and the part that you weren't happy about wasn't that you were the focal point. is that it didn't include enough. so you said, this is your e-mail, what bothers me is that the policy office prepared the timeline but it doesn't include much of what i did. another time you said the timeline is totally inadequate. which bothers me about our record keeping. i'll come back to that in a minute, madam secretary. i was in paris 3/19 when attack started. it's not on the timeline. what else is missing? go over as soon as possible. now, this timeline was put tog...

First amendment rights. superintendent coust now says the district will not require teachers to sign, but he will continue to distribute the pledge in order to follow a law that's still on the books. a pennsylvania handyman tried to protest a $25 parking ticket by paying it in pennies. town officials said federal law banned pennies as legal tender for transactions over 25 cents. turns out that law no longer exists. justin green who ended up paying the ticket with mostly paper money said they were enforcing a law that's been vetoed for years. what other laws are there like that? town official...

First amendment rights. superintendent coust now says the district will not require teachers to sign, but he will continue to distribute the pledge in order to follow a law that's still on the books. a pennsylvania handyman tried to protest a $25 parking ticket by paying it in pennies. town officials said federal law banned pennies as legal tender for transactions over 25 cents. turns out that law no longer exists. justin green who ended up paying the ticket with mostly paper money said they were enforcing a law that's been vetoed for years. what other laws are there like that? town official...

Together and even gay unions. >> some good news for drivers. gas prices are down 21 cents in the past month and are now averaging $3.19 a gallon nationwide. analysts say prices could drop another 20 cents over the past -- the next few weeks. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, october 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. we are going to kick it off with new images of the texas nurse fighting ebola. her family released some photos last night. she's in stable condition and said to be in good spirits. here's now marci gonzalez with th...