born in a small town in northwest missouri and is buried in an increasingly not so small town of belton just to the south of us, part of our suburbs. dale carnegie was a true missourian, and walt disney a true missourian, and jesse james, true missourian. they were all in one way or another into self-fulfillment, and steven watts writes this wonderful genealogy, starts with benjamin franklin and moves through purveyors of self- develop who were so port in american culture, and comes to dig -- dale carnegie, and ends the book with oprah winfrey. you think about the direction that the destiny of self-development goes from self-control, with benjamin franklin to self-esteem, with open practice -- oprah winfrey, with this deep stop with dale carnegie. this is a powerful book that is really not just a biography of dale carnegie. it's a biography of the emotional develop of the united states, and it's not all necessarily good. but as steven watts will tell you, it's all really nice. ladies and gentlemen, steven watts. [applause] >>> i just told crosby he is a hard act to follow here. dale car

>> extending into middle portion of tennessee and eastern missouri and as far northwest as into iowa. so this is covering a large area and unfortunately the same will be true as we move into tuesday and wednesday. so we have at least two more days before this weather system begins to move off the coast. >> and the tornadoes are ranked according to their severity. how powerful are these. >> it's difficult to say right now. they are obviously significant. to really assess the intensity, you've got to get out and do a ground and even aerial survey. that will happen in due time. we're focused on getting our warnings out. the ofgss are listening to radar and trying to get as much warning as possible in advance of these storms and it's important that folks heed those warnings when issued for their area. >> it's critically important. it's literally a life and death matter. william bunting, out in norman, oklahoma, thank you for joining us. >>> we're going to stay on top of this story. at least 16 people have been killed in the severe weather outbreak. we'll go live to one arkansas town that

> some frightening moments in missouri today when a school bus full of kids rolled into a ditch, more than two dozen students hurt in the accident. about 200 miles northwest of st. louis. the bus driver ran off the road, overcorrected and drove into a ditch and flipped over. five students suffered serious injury, and investigation is now underway. >>> president obama confirmed tuesday that more than 7 million americans signed up for the affordable care act. the president and vice president made the announcement at a ceremony in the rose garden. president obama says the law has not fixed the health care system but it has made it a lot better. he says there is no reason to go back in a reference to republican efforts to repeal the law. >>> congress sent a strong message to russia today to cease further moves against ukraine. the house voted to provide $1 billion in loan guarantees to cash poor ukraine. also discouraged vladimir putin from taking any further military action in the region. the bill now heads to president obama's desk. >>> it wasn't difficult for some georgia residents to give police a description of a suspected burglar because the man was wea