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typical barn. and i find it interesting that out of everything in town that has not been photographed by google yet and also this idea of when you are looking something original, you find a certificate. and so, i copied this barn and placed this facade or prop in the most resymboling location in the original town of ireland. and the idea was we thought that the google car would come by, that this image would be picked up and the barn would exist in both. it was up for two weeks but i knew that the car was in the neighborhood. but recently i found out that after two years, it did. so now there is a google street with the same house. and i really like that idea of transition, where you then take an image from the internet and put it in the real world to be captured and placed back on-line so that really questions reality. so that is also i am interested in. so we go to the nibus works. and the nibus works, well on this distinct moment on a location and you could look at them as a only situation maybe

multiple pieces, a barn and a lott of tin were being hurdle at the car.ce of debris taking out the windshield. i was telling everybody to get down and cover your eyes as the glass was being taken out. >> what were you seeing out the window there. you sound absolutely terrified. how was this storm different from what you were chasing? you seem legitimately terrified for your life. what were you seeing out that window? >> i was legitimately concerned. out the window, there was a very large tornado, black wall, it was coming right at us. normally, obviously, we're not normally that close. this situation evolved very fast and the tornado strengthened incredibly rapidly and took a right turn right at us. >> one of your brother storm chasers, greg johnson, verified what was going on, at the time this video was taken. in fact, his vehicle was forced off the road. did you see that? >> yeah. i believe he was just behind us. we saw -- we saw him in the ditch, during all this, too. i know he drives a little bit higher profile vehicle so i bet the wind got to it real

in terms of barnes & noble, don't close the book, close the nook.n fiscal year 2013 every profit turned by on-line business virtually disappeared in the colossally bad decision of that nook. that nook digital business. yes you today go digital but getting into hardware, a huge error going up against apple and amazon. big mistake. going to take years to recover from that. there is a reason the founder wants it take the retail and on-line private and leave public shareholders with a nook media division. that's the money loser. don't be stuck holding the bag. >> or the book. we will close the book on this one and move on. thank you, guys. see you later. >> thank you. >> maria? >> a market higher close to the record highs of the day, bill. you said it was more neutral than anything else. >> very small. >> looks like the mark set holding on close to highs. which is about 164. >> bigger movers today gold. bonds is falling. mike santolli will be here, we will look at that next. >> jim grant says the invisible hand of the free markets will continue to take

he is the sheep whisperer. >> yes. >> they put themselves in the barn.ome to where grandpa was. they went to the barn and said, he will feed us. >> but the thing that you to train one in there and the rest will follow. >> and you have a goat in there, too. >> oh, this is funny. >> and all i have to say, that'll do, grandpa. that'll do. >>> that is it for us right here at "right this minute." >>> that is it for us right here at "right this minute." we will see you next time. . >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman. we've got the best videos from the web, "right this minute." ♪ >>> a driver in the pike's peak hill climb starts to -- >> come around a corner on a practice run. >> practice doesn't always make perfect. >> what am i being pulled over for, stopped for? >> a cop confronting a driver stirs a debate over who is at fault here. the story of the video going virtu viral and the cop going ballist ballistic. >> stop following us around!

i had to go all the way to canada to get a look at a pig barn.ssor tina widowski, an expert in animal behavior, was my guide. >> pigs are very curious and they are very intelligent. they've been taught to play computer games. they're probably smarter than dogs. they like to explore as you can see. ♪ >>> we used to raise pigs outside, but these days, most breeding sows live indoors. this is a typical barn. it has an automatic feeding and cleaning system. to keep this mechanized barn working properly, the pigs have to stay in their cages all the time. they only get out when it's time to give birth, but even then, they're just moved down the hall and put into a different style of cage. >> soon after these systems were developed, concern was raised for the welfare of the sows that are in them. their behavior is severely limited. they don't have the opportunity to even turn around. they often develop what's called stereotypic behavior. it's like pacing in zoo animals. sows kept in confinement develop a lot of oral sterotypies. they nose and chew on th

peter barnes is right here right now in new york city.g close to the time where we can talk about and consider printing less money. peter: yes. leaving plenty of wiggle room to go either way. we have a soundbite from him. stuart: let's hear exactly what he said. >> i think we are approaching a period in which it could be considered. ttat is not to say june meeting, but we are approaching a period where it can be safely considered based upon the momentum of the economy and based upon accreting confidence in the economy. stuart: that would suggest not good news about the market. hinting that they will be talking about it. it will happen at some point in the future. peter: remember, what they appear to be doing now and these comments are in all coming together. it is a flexible policy that allows us to react to the data. we just saw this number at 49. fifty or above indicates and expanding economy. that kind of number, and if we see in the friday's jobs report a week number, then you can bet that she will continue for quite some time. stuart

if the car barn is an entity that can help them. it can offer resources -- for three and a half years we have been offering resources to youth. right now we have two college programs in the journalism department at city college and one at lake high school. i can tell you the need. we have so many applicants because excessior has the second most amount of youth second to bay view and please support the car barn and power house . [applause] >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is jan thornton and a music teacher and program coordinator for reach out program. for the last 12 years our program

if the car barn is an entity that can help them. it can offer resources -- for three and a half years we have been offering resources to youth. right now we have two college programs in the journalism department at city college and one at lake high school. i can tell you the need. we have so many applicants because excessior has the second most amount of youth second to bay view and please support the car barn and power house . [applause] >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is jan thornton and a music teacher and program coordinator for reach out program. for the last 12 years our program has been offering piano, singing and classes to people in the area and especially for those that cannot afford high pricing private lessons. since more musical instruments are available for children under third grade in public school our program has been acting as a breech filling the learning gap and providing lessons to the children from kindergarten to the second graders. since our location geary [inaudible] our success has incomed and regist

barnes & noble reconsidering its tablet strategy by nauntsing they will end production for the nook. we'll get more on that and the rest of today's business headlines. that's economic inning with jeff cut more live fornous london. good morning. >> good morning to you. it appears the color nook is going to be sent out to oems, other manufacturers. barnes & noble saying they are no longer going to be responsible for the manufacturing of this product here. it's to do really with one is the decline in sales. and some of the challenges to barnes & noble's financially from this product and two, it's to find other opportunities for the nook. so if you basically hand it out there for other developers to get involved in, there is a chance that it will find a new niche. moving you along, costa concordia, the name of the ship that sank in italy last year with a loss of 30 lives, it's finally sunk mickey erickson's career at carnival. 34 years in the job. he is gone now, and it is what happened to the concordia and a number of other ships that is really connected with his departure at the busine

joining us from washington with details elizabeth barnes. >> the obama administration investigation into the leak of classified information relating to the stux net is zeroing in on retired four-star general james cart wright. he has often been referred to as obama's favorite general. the leaks release details to a "new york times" reporter and an author about the computer worm including how the virus

barnes find out? he is here in the studio. peter: this morning we talked to dennis lockhart, he is joined into what i think the conservative campaign on the part of fed officials with ben bernanke. trying to start to prepare investors for the inevitable ending of all of the qe starting with less of it moving forward with the economy strengthening. it is okay, folks, we will start to take away the punch bowl at some point but we will start first by spiking it a little bit less. take a listen. >> i think in terms of adjustments, downward adjustments we have been trying to position this policy as a flexible policy that could be used in either direction, be calibrated to how the economy is actually performing. so to translate tapering to downward adjustment, i think we are approaching a time in which it could be considered. >>peter: we will get a big repot this friday, he said at this very moment for him it would be premature based on the current data points he is seeing to start to taper, and he described it as a meeting by meeti

peter barnes in washington.our headline please. >> reporter: i love your tea's there, cheryl, about how we are following these fed officials around like they are rock stars. let me tell you, today they were all singing and playing the same tent. details in a minute. cheryl: markets loving that. rich edson, your headline. >> reporter: gold was finally up today. we have physical demand that came back. we thought we had finally found a floor. then what? it collapsed. hello did it go? we will tell you. cheryl: that is a headline, rich edson. you never disappoint me. all right. j.c. penney in the green can again today. jeff flock at the new york stock thhs change. were you hearing? >> reporter: the whole market has gone up, but j.c. penney in particular continues to do really well. earlier in the week, one of the analysts was focusing on j.c. penney and saying that they really are seeing these early signs of recovery for this week, this retailer over the last year or so, but they have seen improvements since ron john

. >>> stiff wind burning barns, chicken coops, and outdoor buildings. live in petaluma on thompson lane, where firefighters on the ground, needed air support to stop this blaze. >> reporter: it came just in time with about 20 homes in danger. we are on the property where the fire started. there is still an engine here, posted overnight, and this triarea is the potential car of origin, all taped off. >> it jumped, i'm going to say about 600 yards. it jumped right to where these buildings are, and thew field below knee just exploded in flames. >> reporter: mike thought he had time and distance. but the fire had a stiff wind. >> it would just go up like a firework. >> reporter: this barn, near the fire's start, was the first of several outbuildings to go. but the grass fire didn't get any houses. >> we started to do an evacuation, and then it kind of got toned down. we started getting the handle on it. the air drop starting to take effect. >> reporter: caltrain came in with four tankers, and a helicopter, plus bulldozers, and hand crews. some residents did

. >>> stiff wind burning barns, chicken coops, and outdoor buildings. live in petaluma on thompson lane, where firefighters on the ground, needed air support to stop this blaze. >> reporter: it came just in time with about 20 homes in danger. we are on the property where the fire started. there is still an engine here, posted overnight, and this triarea is the potential car of origin, all taped off. >> it jumped, i'm going to say about 600 yards. it jumped right to where these buildings are, and thew field below knee just exploded in flames. >> reporter: mike thought he had time and distance. but the fire had a stiff wind. >> it would just go up like a firework. >> reporter: this barn, near the fire's start, was the first of several outbuildings to go. but the grass fire didn't get any houses. >> we started to do an evacuation, and then it kind of got toned down. we started getting the handle on it. the air drop starting to take effect. >> reporter: caltrain came in with four tankers, and a helicopter, plus bulldozers, and hand crews. some residents did

barnes and noble will still make the basic note readers.tinuing coverage now with the unusual bay area wet weather. today's rain have slowed and altered many activities. >> reporter: part of the first early day crowd, taking average of the cheap admission on $2 on tuesday. >> we are a little bit worry and watching of the weather, but we thought we are going to go for it. yesterday, it was raining out here. >> the yesterday, we are closed, we are closed every monday and today we are just a little over cast but it looks like the sun is going to be peeking through the clouds any moment. >> tomorrow , sunny and warm and free admission if you bring in food and rides are just a buck each. here and in all northern california. >> this is my 37th year flying air tanker out of santa rosa, i really don't recall this much rain in june. >> but , say the pilots make no mistake, when this weather goes away, that'll be tomorrow, and fire season is right back on. >> and with the heat and the little breeze that we are going to have, it is going to be right b

fox business's peter barnes finds out next.iz: we sat down with peter barnes to talk about his plan, foursquare, as wall street speculation about a possible ipo begins. peter barnes joining me now. what did they? >> well, he is a rock star. he cofounded twitter and is now rocking the payment business, processing credit card payments as their business with an iphone or a ipad. up to 15 billion and mobile payments if you're wanting to do it on the go. the doors he didn't sound like he was in any rush to do this. >> it is not something that is part of this company. it is a phase just like any other company. we need to raise more money. reporter: he was happy to talk to entrepreneurs who mobbed him for autographs and pictures after the event. small businesses and many of them use twitter as a marketing tool. liz: up like howard schultz and i am behhnd. that huge endorsement. >> it is. 400 some million. i don't know if twitter can bring in 450 million in revenue. is it big enough? youtube make any money for google for a long time. s

. >> barns and noble auns announced it will stop naking the nook color touch screen tab blets and says it's e books are are failing to keep wupt competition. and is pushing the company to a net loss. barns and noble will continue to make the basic e reader autos krorts is partnered to a report of mobile speaker autos from our new app more people are using their tab blets to watch video and listen to music. until now the sound hasn't been very good. now, some are being advertised heavily. nicky minage has one to come to mind. >> i'm a speaker, dummy. >> consumer reports tested 20 speakers. they use blue tooth so you can play audio without having to plug it in. first testers evaluated sound quality in a lab. some sounded good. some didn't perform as well with the foft delivery disstarted audio testers looked at how easy speakers are to use and features each others. >> you want to be able to set up speakers and want controls to work well. you can use to charge device autos in the end the tdk speaker topped rating was top quality sound. can be used for phone calls all for about 150s oodz c

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liz: peter barnes, they had a big rally at the end of their session.eter: the president tries to jumpstart the climate change agenda. a cap on carbon emissions and existing power plants. it is a war on coal. liz: coming back in a big way. jo ling, your headlines. >> $70 billion all weather fund is not faring so well after the years. we will take a closer look at what is happening. liz: thank you all. these stories are affecting the markets. fans of zynga may finally have something to cheer about. they can cheer, not just because they sold the virtual farm animals, but nicole petallides has the real story. nicole: zynga is jumping. looking good. some good news. all of zynga's games will be included in the games out created by the windows app store. up about 7%. of course, you have seen it fluctuating. this is a completely different story and a completely different move here to be included with the windows app store with zynga. liz: let's get to our traders. looking at a big comeback today. up about 107 points. it is looking like i cannot even direct the

to our north so we were a good distance from it, but it was so strong that the winds ripped apart a barnfront of us and threw all the debris into our car that you can see. >> you've been chasing tornadoes since you were 14, as i understand it. i don't think you ever caught one. do you want to catch one again? >> yeah, that's correct, i've been chasing since i was about 14. you know, we've captured a lot of incredible photos. we're usually right there in the action. we tevently got too close yesterday. yes, we are going to continue chasing. next time i'm not going to hold our team from leaving so long. >> sensible advice. i'm miguel marquez. i'll be back tomorrow starting at 2:00 pm eastern. right now, my colleague, don lemon, is live in his new home, new york city. >> always a pleasure to see you. i wish i was in studio but i am here in new york. this is cnn newsroom. we'll begin with that developing story hping now in oklahoma and across the midwest. recovery efforts under way again across the midwest at this hour. it's hard to believe that more tornadoes could hit oklahoma and surround

if the car barn is an entity that can help them. it can offer resources -- for three and a half years we have been offering resources to youth. right now we have two college programs in the journalism department at city college and one at lake high school. i can tell you the need. we have so

also we are joined by peter barnes in washington.headline. >> reporter: well, the jobs report was something of a fairy tale. you're going to have to stick around to hear how i get to that one. cheryl: quite a ts. president obama said to me the chinese president. join economic cooperation is expected to be front and center. of course jo ling kent is following the story. >> reporter: the most powerful man in the world in california, but all eyes are on beijing for big gated that could shake the markets on monday. cheryl: thank you. of course you will have a busy hour of fox business. "countdown to the closing bell," and we are looking a walmart right now. the stock is a big mover today. nicole petallides taken away with that. >> reporter: watching wal-mart's. it is now authorized a $15 billion buyback. a share repurchase program that was extended of the last couple of years where they have been doing in executing that. working very hard in noting that their customers are very frugal. facing higher apparel. obviously the higher apparel

dennis: thanks very much, peter barnes.a busy week for both and we will end with round one of the fox business of the time showdown. stick around. you won't want to miss this. dennis: another round, and is really start making the rounds, video chat, a going to be the next big thing. first the worldds currencies fairing against the u.s. dollar. you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car rvice instd of "strength training with patrick willis." e on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signature, every upgradedxperience comes from listening to our cardholders. vissignature. youridea of what a card should be. >> your fox news minute. the president holding an emergency meeting with his cabinet members in brazil following a week of protests that turned violent, and police and protesters fought in the street. 1 million people took part in the anti-government demonstration.

being able to move vehicles out of the way. >> david barns joining us from oklahoma tonight.. we're going to be on the air all night tonight. i'm sure we'll check back in with you. >> thank you. >> heather i'm struck by what he's talking about with, about resilience of the people of oklahoma that. is the case. i found that to be true myself. people responding quickly to deal with tragic situations. it's chaos in the area. a mother her baby killed well as betsy randolph so national weather service monitoring storm's progress. and we are live in los angeles. anita it's good to see you. i wish under better circumstances but what is the latest on the eastward progression of the violent, massive storm system also, can you tell us just how bad damage is? what organizations like red cross are helping now? >> hi there, kelly. what a night it has been in america's heart land we've watched as storms have swept through the area and won't know the extent of the damage until the light comes up until tomorrow and perhaps, not until the next few days. most damage has to do with overturned c

dennis: thank you very much, peter barnes.o the new york stock exchange in a moment, but the big board now, down, pushing session lows, 180 points, 14,000997. we got a lot going on with the markets. again, ism, services came out, april factory orderings but it was the adp report. people are not liking it, and bears loving it. we'll be right back. ♪ we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ ♪ >> i'm tracy burns with the fox business brief. stabbenuow addressing concerns of the smith field company, urging federal agencies to take the troubling track record on food safety into account when considering the merger. if the deal approved, @ t

kim barnes, our founder of friends of lafayette park. we wouldn't be here today without kim barnes. (applause) >> art persico, a moving force, our second president of friends of lafayette park. our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and

. >> let's welcome tucker barnes here with the jacket off. >> the question is how can wisdom and i be looking so good in our blue ties. ties. >> you look so very nice. >> you missed out. >> i know, i didn't get the memo. >> it's just a blue tie romance >> wait until you see the my my blue jacket. let's get to the maps, warm, humid it's going to be a stickyy day, not a ter plea hot at a, we will get up in the 80s for the e hot cover.t cover. it's going to feet ho get hot o. 72 degrees, i they have like itt when the temperature fails to get below 70, it feels very tropical out there. there looking at the satellite-radar,e looking at the eastern, kentucky. we are not going to get all of that, but we are going to geto e the cloud cover, some of thatat shower activity will get in here. we will see showers and storms develop along an area of low pressure and along an old front. we have a better chance of showers and storms than we had yesterday. bring an umbrella here, it's not going to rain all day, at leastt the possibility of showers andd storms with highs in the low 80s, right now it's

peter barnes is the answer.lay this from cooing up. ♪ at od, whatever biness you're in, that's t biness we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do atevert takes to make your business our business od. helping the world . a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partntner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud frastructure, global broadband netwo and custom cmunications solutions, your business is more reliable -ecuragile. and wi responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every y of the week. gerri: a top federal reserve official today saying that the fed may start cutting back on its bond buying in the next few months, an issue that has rattled the market over the last week or so. the fed currently buying $85 billion for the @%rtgage-backed securities per month. the balance sheet is up to an unprecedented $3 trillion to be the net latest comments came from dennis lockhart, president

other news, barnes & noble is killing its nook. it thought it protected itself, doing the e-book reader but during its quarterly financial reports said the plan did not work. now, if you still have a nook, it will still work and you will still be able to buy e-book -- e-books for your nook. barnes & noble will allow other companies to develop their own version of nook as well but starting later this year, will no longer manufacture it or sell it. back to you. >> scott, thank you very much. >>> how is this for a deal? a house for a sale in san jose coming with an unexpected and very welcomed perk. how about a brand new tesla model s car complete with a prepaid three-year lease worth $40,000? very much like the sound of that the home was just renovated by an environmentally conscious developer. it includes 14 solar panels and a charging system, of course, for your brand new electric car. it's 2,250 square feet, four bedrooms and it has three bathrooms. if you want to check this thing out, the house is located at 1151 coke lane. this

a the lot of damage to barns and sheds. that is coming to us from, there is a power outage over 200,000 people it is dark, night. we will bring you the information as it becomes available. >> elreno and union cities, what happened there. one of the many stuck at the airport right now, it is shut down. stay with us. >> in the last hour we have heard the number of people injuried in the storms in oklahoma, risen to 71, five have died in and around oklahoma city, after a tornado touched down friday evening. they overturned trucks and tossed vehicles from the road. >> the winds knocked out power to 50,000 homes and businesses, and the city's international airport in the dark. we are about to talk more about that. six more states hit by the storms, emergency officials say 212,000 homes and businesses are without power right now. oklahomans were racing for koenk, we have heard a lot of horror stories on the road. denise was stuck in the oklahoma city airport when it struck. tell us what you experienced. you took photos as well. >

peter barnes is in washington d.c. following the fed today meeting which ends tomorrow.ennis kneale here in studio where he is looking at every grant in the sprints this battle, but to you and your headlines. >> it's interesting that we are seeing six consecutive days and 18 at 19 trading days have seen hundred. swings, ever since our own fed chief and said that tapering may be in the future of the fed bond @%ying program and with that we have seen volatility. and today is no difference. liz: good things must come to an end. peter barnes, your headline. >> following up, tomorrows press conference give ben bernanke a chance to walk those comments about quantitative easiig back it? furthermore, is he going to be sticking around to do any of this? teeseven -- liz: back and forth. this is a soap opera out of wall street. dish versus clear wire. i love the story. >> filled with greed and the trail. how is it that the number three carrier in the u.s. is suddenly the bill of the ball. this is a spectrum play. control by sprint, but it told its other players it likes the this de

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thank you, tucker barnes for listening to intently. we have problems on southbound i-95. earlier today they were quick to claret roadwaysclear the roadwat gone. through dale city you drop downd to 25 miles per hour, and only 45 miles per hour continuing toward wood bridge and toward newington, an early crash, the fairfax county now clear. let's head up to the cameras, this is where we had the crash near the gw parkway. pa that should be moved over to th shoulder. we have activity squeezing that ramp for folks americaning up oe outer loop. loop. outer loop happens to preak prek previously headed -- break break briefly headed to montgomery. and virginia. >>> the second day of the g-8 summit in northern ireland is underway. the officials gathered for a photo op. he is still trying to get the allies to agree with him to seni opposition weapons to syria.ti plaid mionr putin agrees thatag something should be done to stot the killing but does not want to help the rebels. >>> here at home on the hill, the chief of the nsa could shedd new light on the surveillanceane program. >> l

peter barnes is standing by with details? >> they're, ashley.es hitting the tape, g8 leaders say economic prospects remain weak but downside risks reduced after action in u.s.-euro area and japan. g8 leaders say optimism in financial markets has yet to be translated into fully into broader improvements in economic activity. finally g8 leaders say monetary policy should continue to support recovery, be directed toward price stability based on respective mandates from central banks. this is from the reuters news service. sound like they come from a document or maybe the communique or draft of a communique, we're trying to chase down the source of these headlines. president obama is meeting with russian president vladmir putin. yesterday putin bluntly warned the u.s. and other nations not to provide any weapons to the to the rebels in syria. russia as you may recall is supplying weapons to the assaud government which it calls the legitimate government of syria. and there is a party-crasher as at these talks. edward snowden, former nsa contract work

peter barnes on this story for us. peter: that is right. they filed suits against bmw and dollar general for literally using criminal background checks to deny jobs to african-americans. the law does not forbid companies from using criminal background checks in the hiring process. in fact 87% of companies use criminal background checks to screen all or some of their employees but they can go after employers if it things criminal background checks are used without a company checking an individual's application on a case-by-case basis. whether it was a serious ne or not and how long ago that crime may have happened. civil rights activists say screening applicants with background checks can discriminate against blacks because they are incarcerated and much higher rate than whites or latinos and thus disproportionately deny them jobs. jaclyn barron said yesterday under certain circumstances companies use accurate information to deny employment opportunities could be at odds with title vii of the 1964 civil rights act. both companies denying the

. >>> looks like a couple of barn owls are giving the san francisco airport marriott two feathery thumbs up. the owls have made their nest on a balcony outside that hotel room. you can see right in there the hotel room, actually, vet same balcony that this pair nested outside of just last year. you know they are wondering, what are you staring at? wildlife experts say owls find a place they are very happy with, they tend to return and nest there the very next year. >> last year, there were six or seven of them and this year, it appears they are down to three. but families tend to downsize, i guess, in this economy. >> exactly. but it's free of charge for these owls. expected to say there at the hotel for the next few months. barn owls, for the record, are a protected species and these aren't protected species, just little giveaways they gave, the stuffed baby owls, kids get them, parents, i'm sure, go to the hotel, try to get everybody involved in the owl movement and update willing people on the condition of those owls on their facebook page. >> i love you it. i wouldn't mind staying th

storm chasers capture this scene near union city as a tornado crossed next to them destroying a barn.ast nine people were killed in the storms. more than 100 were injured. >> horizontal. i-40. >> that was the scene near el reno about 25 miles west of oklahoma city. power knocked out to thousands. almost a foot of rain dumped in some areas. all 17 tornadoes, 17 tornadoes reported across the midwest yesterday. people in illinois, arkansas, missouri, also saw storm damage ranging from downed trees and power lines to major flooding. so we showed you the video of that twister near union city, oklahoma. a community west of oklahoma city. it took one of the hardest hits in yesterday's storms. ed lamb en der a is there. look at that pile of rubble. it's heartbreaking. >> don, what's stunning about that pile, we spoke with the owner of that home. he was in a tornado in piedmont, oklahoma, about 20 miles northeast of where we are two years ago. his home was partially destroyed. he moved here because he didn't want to rebuild in that town. this is where he came. again, he's dealing with the afte

was that a piece of a barn? what was that? >> yes.etal from the barn that was flying off and hit the windshield. >> okay. and then was that a car? what was that that hit the windshield again? what was -- >> well, other than the sheet metal, there was a hay bail. >> that's what it was. >> they weigh 2,000 pounds and it was rolling and it hit the car. >> as it was going through, it was like, was that a car, a hay bail? it was huge. to our chad myers, you've been chasing this storm yourself. these guys literally put their lives at risk. you can hear the other guy there going, brett, go, brett, go! get out of the way. as much as they put their liefrs at risk, we really do need this. >> sure. there are chasers out there for universities, professional societies and chasers to help the national weather service put out warnings in time but there are also chasers just out there kind of looking, because it's pretty cool to look. this was a very tough storm to chase because of the way it moved. most storms will chase to the northeast. you'll par

barnes & noble is cutting way back on production of nook tablets.eported today it will no longer make the color version of the ereader in house. the book seller's digital sales sank last quarter. barnes & noble says it will still make its own black and white ereaders but a third party manufacturer will handle the color version. your smart phone may be destroying your brain. a south korean newspaper reports scientists there are finding more cases of so-called digital ghen is that in people who spend too much time on their phones and computers. the paper reports doctors are seeing problems that are usually more common with people suffering from mental illnesses or head injury. symptoms include shorter attention span, reduced ability to remember basic details about your life, like phone numbers, appointments, birth days, doctors say it's because smart phones mostly stimulate the left side of your brain. the right side sits there not able to concentrate on memory and starts to deteriorate. >> if you are ignoring that one side, eventually you are going t

cheryl: peter barnes on capitol hill, thank you very much.airport, travelers are trying to get out of town ahead of this massive storm and it is really, it is raining in new york but certainly coming down in d.c.. peter: we are in between storms. we have a thunderstorm or two pop up every once in awhile but we're waiting with this afternoon's event. we are seeing delays i guess probably around an hour or so in the d.c. area, big delays at la guardia airport, 2.5 hours, newark two hours, the little that our 20, all three d.c. area airports on the grounds, a few hours ago because of this massive storm line that will through the washington kerri and we are right in the middle of storms. you see it developing right now, another line coming in the midwest and on its way to the washington area, you are still experiencing the first line over the new york gary and that second line, the one we're getting between 3:00 this afternoon, a:00 this evening, that is the damage in one. the office of personnel management dealing with all federal workers, they

peter barnes has more on this story. peter: the market seem to think that the fed will remain business as usual. analysts say that tomorrow, the press conference, after the meeting is over, will give fed chairman the opportunity to clarify his views on all of this. he said, yes, we can and quantitative easing in the next couple of months. >> he did imply that they can start tapering within a couple meetings or so. i think it is important to remember, i think the chairman has a tendency to maybe not be very accurateeor careful. peter: we also got a statement from the committee tomorrow. analysts say that that will give them the chance to communicate its plans. former fed buys chairman said the statement could make it clear that the fed has no plans for reducing qe in the very near term. any start in reductions remain dependent on labor markets. the statement could point to slowing inflation. now, as for whether or not bernanke will stick or round. >> bernanke is a little bit like the head of the fbi. he has already stayed

piece of the barn hit our windshield and broke it out.overing my eyes from. >> brent, you were at the wheel of this. obviously as i noted, you want to be as close but safe at the same time. did the tornado simply turn on you? was there a change of direction that left you without an escape route? >> well, it was heading west at us and then it took a sharp turn to the southeast. we got really worried and we had to blast south as quick as we can to get out of the tornado. we tried our best. >> as i'm watching this playing quarterback here sitting in my safe seat, i'm thinking get into reverse, go the other direction. could you go in the direction you needed to go? >> yes. we were able to go south as fast as we could basically on the dirt roads. which we were experiencing very high winds and muddy roads and people in front of us. it was very difficult to get out safely. >> brendan, my understanding is you're both meteorological students. this is what you live for. this is what you want to see. at the same time, what's the value of storm chasi