Sunny and mild today with temps in the mid-70's on your ride home with Hannity.  We have a chance of rain tomorrow with cooler air. 

Today's interview lineup:

At 6:53 hear Jamie Dupree explain why Herman Cain's campaign is blaming Rick Perry for leaking this week's big story.

At 7:10 hear Fox's Rich Johnson update the top stories from the GOP campaign trail, including the Herman Cain saga.

At 7:19 hear Neal Boortz defend Herman Cain against the media onslaught. 

At 7:53 hear my conversation with Vice President Joe Biden on crime increasing without approval of the jobs bill; and the future of a new carrier at Naval Station Mayport.

At 8:23 hear Jamie Dupree set up today's gridlock in the Senate on the Obama jobs bill.

At 8:53 hear more of my conversation with Vice President Biden on the Solyndra controversy.

Our Top National Story:  New allegations are dogging Herman Cain.  A third woman has come forward saying she considered filing a complaint against him over sexually suggestive remarks and gestures.  Cain's campaign says it's another example of false and baseless allegations. 

Rick Perry says his campaign didn't provide the media with information about sexual harassment allegations against Herman Cain.  Perry tells the conservative blog RedState that he and his campaign learned about the allegations in a Politico story published Sunday.  Cain's campaign has accused Perry of encouraging the story.

A Senate showdown over the Obama jobs plan.  Today's fight is over 60 billion dollars for infrastructure jobs.  Vice President Joe Biden tells WOKV News this plan would create more than 20,000 jobs in Florida.  But the plan is expected to fall victim to a Republican filibuster later today.

Congress continues to dig deeper into the reason why the White House approved a half billion in taxpayer-backed loans to a now-defunct solar energy company.  Congressman Cliff Stearns heads up the committee investigating Solyndra, saying he wants to hear directly from the Energy Secretary.   Stearns says they're holding a hearing today to consider subpoenaing the White House for more information, specifically from people in the president's inner circle.

Our Top Local Story:  A proposal that could increase what you pay to insure your family's home.   Governor Scott and some Florida Senators are pushing to get people off the state-backed Citizens Property Insurance.  One idea is to increase rates more than 10%.  If rates do go up other companies could follow suit.

JTA is rethinking a plan to boost fares for handicapped riders after getting an earful at a public meeting.  The Times-Union reporting JTA is proposing increasing handicapped fares by a quarter to 75 cents for a one-way ride.  It's part of a larger plan to boost fares for the first time in over a decade.

The constant media attention surrounding pay raises and the school board is causing some contention among its members.  Board members say they blame the media for how their decision is portrayed, even going as far to say they were portrayed as villians.  The members have until tomorrow to decide if they will take the state mandated raise of 28-hundred dollars.

Four North Georgia men will be back in court next week   as they face a preliminary hearing on charges they were plotting a murder spree targeting people they considered treasonous, including plans to spread a deadly toxin in  Jacksonville.  The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says it's aware of the arrests and believe there is no cause for alarm.

Three teens are under arrest in connection with a Fruit Cove home burglary.  The teens are accused of stealing a gun, prescription medications, jewelry and three iPods from the home last week.

Clearing the way for students to pray at some school events, a Florida Senate panel just okayed a bill to allow some inspirational messages.  Under Senate Bill 98, school personnel would not be allowed to participate or influence decisions on what types of messages are delivered.

A group of kids witness a woman shooting her mother during an altercation outside a northwest Jacksonville convenience store. The store is located next door to a day-care center.  The daughter is under arrest, and the mother underwent surgery.

Family and investigators hold a vigil for a St. Augustine Shores mother who disappeared over a year ago.  Rebecca Ware was last seen October 29th, 2010, as she left her workplace.  Her boyfriend, Timothy Johnson, is considered a person of interest.  He's in the Putnam County Jail on an unrelated charge.