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Where in America Is Mitt Romney?

Mitt Romney's campaign bus has been traversing America on his "Every Town Counts" bus tour this weekend. Check out what you missed while you were celebrating dads:

View Travels With Mitt: Mapping the Romney Battleground Bus Tour (ABC News) in a larger map
"HAVE YOU BEAT OBAMA, YET?" - Romney's 4-year-old grandson Nate asked the nominee Sunday. What, not enough fun on the tour bus to keep a 4-year-old going?

AXELROD SLAMS HECKLERS - Obama's senior strategist berated hecklers that showed up on Romney's tour route this weekend, tweeting, "Shouting folks down is their tactic, not ours."

ANN ROMNEY IGNORES "DISTRACTERS" - Ann Romney powered through an introduction of her husband in Ohio despite hecklers. Raising all those kids does give you a superhuman amount of patience, after all.

THE SUN'LL COME OUT TOMORROW - Romney tells rain-soaked Ohio supporters the sun's coming out in America.



"GIVE HIM A LITTLE BIT MORE HELL" - Some Republican voters turn out to show support for Romney " because he's not Obama."

GOV. CORBETT: FOR VP, PICK A GOVERNOR (BUT NOT ME): Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett weighs in on the veepstakes short list.

MITT PLANS TO TAKE PA. - Romney says he'll win Pennsylvania in November despite Obama's 10-point win there in 2008.

ROMNEY JOKES WITH THE PRESS, OBAMA CALLS FOUL - Obama condemns Romney's too-close-to-home practical joke.

THANKFULLY, PENNSYLVANIA HAS PLENTY OF WAWAS - After protesters showed up at a planned stop at a Wawa (the gas station and convenience store chain) in Pennsylvania Saturday, Romney skipped around them entirely by stopping at another Wawa three miles away.

ROMNEY: OBAMA 'HOPING TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT' - Romney slams Obama on the economy, claiming the president isn't as interested in talking about the economy as Romney is.

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Grandfather Gets Arrested for Holding Burglar at Gunpoint While Waiting for Police to Arrive

by Jenny Erikson

A New Hampshire grandfather has been arrested and is facing a possible prison sentence for firing a shot into the ground and holding a burglar at gunpoint until the cops could arrive. Dennis Fleming, 61, came home on Saturday night to discover that his home had been robbed. He saw the burglar, Joseph Hebert, 27, climbing out of his neighbor’s window. Mr. Fleming yelled, “Freeze!” and fired a shot into the ground before holding the crook at gunpoint.

When the police arrived, they arrested Hebert, but instead of a big old “thank you” and a slap on the back for Fleming, he got arrested too, on a charge of reckless conduct.

Yes, you read that right: A grandfather of 14 was arrested for not letting a criminal escape. What was he supposed to do -- hold him down? Then they probably would have arrested him for assault and battery. Besides, we are talking about a 61-year-old man versus a 27-year-old man. Fleming did the math on that one himself. He told FoxNews:

I didn’t think I could handle this guy physically, so I fired into the ground. He stopped. He knew I was serious. I was angry ... and I was worried that this guy was going to come after me.

The police also seized Fleming’s collection of firearms including seven rifles and a .38-caliber handgun. Just in case any other bad guys out there get it in their minds to rob an unarmed house, keep in mind that Fleming still has his Louisville Slugger.

Vigilantes can be dangerous, and people should not take the law into their own hands. But that’s not what happened here. The police were called and were on their way. Unfortunately, teleportation hasn’t become a reliable source of transportation quite yet, so the cops were not able to spontaneously appear out of thin air to arrest Hebert. Fleming did what he had to do to keep the younger man from escaping and/or harming him. By breaking-and-entering at least two homes, Hebert had already proved that he doesn’t play by the rules. I doubt he would’ve waited around to be arrested just because Fleming said, “Pretty please.”

Americans should have the right to protect their personal property. It’s a keystone to an ordered society. What happens when crooks know that people are unable to defend themselves? Penny Dean of Gun Owners of New Hampshire says, "The fact that this man would be charged is an outrage. Burglars in New Hampshire must know it's open season, since homeowners cannot defend themselves, as evidenced by this case. This is charging the victim."

Here’s to hoping County Attorney Tom Veladi shows some common sense when he reviews this case. People should not have to worry about getting arrested or going to jail for self-defense or for protecting their personal property.

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Economic Developments Around The Globe

By The Associated Press

A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Thursday:
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BRUSSELS — Half the economies in the 17-nation eurozone are forecast to shrink this year, raising concerns that government austerity programs introduced to combat unsustainable debt levels are holding back growth.
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BERLIN — German business confidence has risen for the fourth consecutive month as Europe's biggest economy continues to outperform much of the rest of the debt-hobbled continent, a closely watched survey showed.
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BRUSSELS — The European Union is preparing regulations that will shut out Iran's banks from a major financial clearinghouse used by virtually every country in the world, a senior official said.
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LONDON — Markets were subdued as Greece pressed ahead with reforms demanded by its creditors in exchange for crucial bailout cash and as tensions rose in the Persian Gulf over Iran's nuclear program. Germany's DAX fell 0.5 percent while the CAC-40 in France was flat. The FTSE 100 index of leading British shares recovered from earlier losses to end 0.4 percent higher.
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TOKYO — In Asia, Hong Kong's Hang Seng dropped 0.8 percent and South Korea's Kospi lost 1 percent. But Japan's 225 Nikkei added 0.4 percent, its highest finish since Aug. 4, as the dollar traded near a seven-month high against the yen. That's a positive sign for Japan's powerhouse exporters, which have struggled amid a prolonged period of strength in the yen. In mainland China, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index added 0.3 percent, its highest close in three months. The Shenzhen Composite Index advanced 0.5 percent.
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ATHENS, Greece — The Greek Parliament approved a massive bond swap that would wipe $142 billion off the country's privately-held debt, as new projections showed the economy will suffer the worst contraction in Europe this year.
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WARSAW, Poland — Poland's jobless rate rose to 13.2 percent in January from 12.5 percent the previous month, according to government statistics.