. >> could they have supremecy. whatever we do is legal and constitutional. >> reporter: they don't just have wells and refineries, they have built a new pipeline buried under ground because the iraqi government won't let them use the one across the boarder. it connects to turkey. when they loaded up the first tanker with one million barrels of crude, it was front page news here. the headline reads now kurtistan will have its own economy. in fact, at one point, there were three thaankers of kurtish oil until today. they were finally able to unload one tanker in israel. the minister says it won't be long for the other two because the world needs more oil. >> that will be sold and there is no legal dispute. we are determined to go down that road and that would be a new age in history of the kurtish people. >> reporter: experts will be a key step to kurtisstan independence but they are redrawing the map of iraq where kurtisstan stands alone. >>> back here starbucks is raising prices on some of the drinks by up to 20 ce

analysts say the company isn't necessarily interested in challenging apple or samsung for device supremecy, but giving a direct link to shop on amazon. >> amazon doesn't want its smart phone in your pact, it wants its hand in your wallet, to reach out and say it is going to be extremely easy for you to buy content from us, to stream movies, music, and this device is one more way for you to do that. >> amazon is expected to host the rollout later this morning. >> getting people to make that cell phone switch could be a pretty tough sell. 168 million people already own smart phones in the u.s. i think they're kind of attached to them. >> we're now getting aerial views of the devastation caused by tornadoes and flooding after storms slammed nebraska and iowa on monday. a pair of tornadoes leveling the village in nebraska, debris littered farm fields for miles and to the north in iowa, five inches of rain causing the rock river to overflow. the town looks like an island with flooded roads blocking access to homes and businesses. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> tornadoes ripped through parts of c