LEMON: Our top story tonight is the cold-blooded killings of three people connected to the U.S. Consulate in Juarez, Mexico. Two of the victims were Americans. The third was the husband of a Mexican woman who worked at the Consulate. Now, the White House today condemned those killings. In a travel advisory the State Department says the family of workers at some of the U.S. Consulates can leave Mexico if they choose. It's also warning Americans to use extreme caution if traveling to Mexico. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is launching an investigation into the timing of an announcement that Hillary Clinton called insulting to the United States. During last week's visit by Vice President Joe Biden, Israeli Prime Minister -- ministry officials announced plans to build 1600 homes for Israelis in east Jerusalem, which Palestinians claim as their capital. Biden sharply criticized the move and said it makes peace talks more difficult. A fake broadcast sends the country of Georgia into panic mode. A Georgian television station aired what it called a simulation of a new invasion by the Russians, but many thought it was the real thing. They rushed into the streets and jammed phone lines. It brought back memories of the 2008 war between the countries. The show used old sound bites and footage from that conflict. The station later apologized. The slowing economy hits home in a way most people never imagined.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's just a shock to everybody. Nobody believed it. I couldn't believe it.</s>LEMON: This is how tough times are all over. Budget cuts could force a small town in Georgia to close its entire police department. We're going to take you there. And not convinced that coupons are worth the trouble? Well, just go grocery shopping with the coupon mom. The savings, I'm telling you, really, they're unbelievable. You want to stick around.
TV Station Sends the Country of Georgia into a Mass Panic