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Of these neighboring counties just relieved that the convicted murderer and prison escapee is back in police custody tonight. >> and marie, of course, when you say it's between 6:00 and 7:00 i'm mindful of the fact that it happened during the super bowl when everybody is watching the super bowl. that may be one explanation why it was probably so easy toes escape because there probably weren't at love people paying attention to their jobs. anyway, i will probably get in trouble for saying that. anyway, annemarie, thank you. now, obamacare just when you thought it couldn't get worse new problems...
Still has this card, "let it snow." jessica, put away your christmas cards and stop the snow, please. tired of this winter! >> is that what amounts for meteorological science? the christmas card? >> this is science right there. all right, chad, appreciate it. >> nice to see you, chad. developing overnight, new questions about the obamacare website. the "washington post" says the healthcare.gov website is not yet equipped to fix errors the system made when people were signing up. appeals by some 22,000 americans are said to be sitting untouched in a government computer. the "washington post" ...