baxter, i'll waive my investor fee. i've been waiving for ages because this is two different businesses that don't belong under the same book. the argument from my book, a slow and steady medical device and instrument that makes everything from prefilled syringes and fusion pumps. anesthetics kidney dial sis machines. on the other hand also a fast growing biosciences development as well as immune deficiencies, burn and shock. the biosciences business could surely get a much higher priced to ratio multiple and pay a much larger dividend. this is a textbook break up play when you have a growth business skm a cash cow under the same roof. you can create a lot of value simply by splitting them in half. that's exactly what baxter intends to do. back on march 27th the company announced it was separating into a medical products businesses and a biopharma business in a break up that should be finished by the middle of next year. this is like when abbott labs spun off drug division and a move that made shareholders mucho money.

this is near baxter springs in southwest missouri, southeast kansas. a very powerful storm.rm chasers are out there getting video of this and they are out there as we speak. this video was rolled on about two or three minutes ago, so this is very, very fresh. if you are in the path of this storm, and it's moving at about 40 miles per hour to the northeast, of course, places that do need to be on the lookout include alva, baxter springs, even joplin, ohio under the threat of a possible tornado as we speak. we know that has been one place that has been hit in the past, the past couple of years. so a lot of people are going to be on the lookout for these storms. so these are very powerful. i want to zoom in on some of them to get a closer look. you see the town of asbury. there's joplin right there with strong storms just to the south. these are moving to the northeast at 40, so something folks in missouri need to be on the lookout for in the next couple of hours. but powerful images there, don, as we look at them again right there. tornado on the ground. >> are these live pict

baxter springs, kansas also took a direct hit. it is on the southern part of kansas, right at the kansas and oklahoma line. take a look at some of the video out of there. it looks an awful lot like what we're seeing here in arkansas but 60 to 70 homes destroyed in baxter springs, kansas. about 25 people hurt. they are a pretty small place, population about 4,100. then down in northern oklahoma another twister going through the town of qwapaw. at least one fatality is reported in the state of oklahoma. these systems were very widespread last night but the end result still the same -- an awful lot of damage, an awful lot of heartache. >> such a shame. amazing pictures. thank you. >>> now turning to the economy. a new report finding the recovery did spark employment growth but it resulted in mostly low-wage jobs. the national employment law project found from 2008 to 2010 job losses were mostly concentrated in mid and higher wage industries resulting in 2 million fewer jobs in those industries than before the recession. at the same t

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. >> in kansas, extensive damage, but amazingly in kansas, no deaths reported in baxter springs, in the southeast part of the state. a two-block-wide tornado responsible for ripping roofs off homes, knocking down walls. the governor there promising quick help for those victims. >> i could have been in that. could have been dead. >> that from iowa, where a tornado obliterated that minivan a minute before that woman would have been inside. one person died there nearby. damage is said to be extensive. >> all right, indra petersons has the latest on the storms and the threat for more of them today. indra, what are we looking for? >> this is the worst situation, a very slow-moving system. again today, another moderate risk. about 2.5 million of you are in the area, including birmingham and north of mobile, but a good 73 million people today have a slight risk for tornadoes, also severe weather. still, even with a slight risk, you can get a very strong tornado. do not confuse the two. what are we looking at right now? still tornado watches even at this hour, really seeing all this energy stil

is what the storm chaser sauce yesterday in mayflower, arkansas, and let's go the mike bet tus in baxter springs, arkansas, where at least 25 people were hurt there, and mike, what is the damg on the ground? we can see nothing but debris behind you. >> yes, it is extensive, betty. looking behind me, betty, this is what used to be a roller rink, and if you can look back over here, you can see the roller skates still on the shelves there, but the entire structure has collapsed around it. the good news that we had no fatalities, and when you look at, this you think that instantly somebody died, but nobody die d in the town, and that is amazing. you see the folks surveying the damage? that is the national weather service team surveying the damage and going by foot through the town, and they will will give the official verification of how wide it was, how long it was on the ground, and wind speed speeds, and also up in the plane to do a survey from there as well. this roller rink was coming rite down the main drag here on military avenue, and we have damage on both sides of the street, and th

baxter? >> they're doing it, hold on to it, this is a winner. baxter. karen? >> caller: hi, jim.or the great market analysis. >> well, thank you. always good to get a thanks from karen now and then. what's up? >> caller: thank you. what do you think of the -- when is a good -- >> i think the time is now. i think that the company is ready to accelerate earnings. they may have accelerated revenue growth next year. i think they're buying back the stock today. let's go to whit in virginia. whit? >> caller: hey, mr. cramer, big booyah. >> i'll take that, what's up? >> caller: i want to know a stock called citigroup. >> yeah. i think citigroup is actually going to surprise you to the positive. i think they'll deliver a great quarter. i'm going to tell you to sell it when they report a great quarter. to samantha in georgia. >> caller: hi, jim. booyah! i'm from atlanta. my dad and i invest in stocks and we found an interesting stock that we want to ask you about. here's my dad. >> hi, jim, thank you for all you do. the ticker symbol is pbr. >> i've been off the charts on pbr, petro bra b

funnel clouds hung over baxter springs, kansas. extensive damage. dozens of homes and businesses destroyed. >>> also, president obama weighing in on the deadly round of storms while speaking at a news conference just moments ago in manila. >> i want everyone affected by this tragedy to know that fema and the federal government is on the ground and will help our fellow americans in need, working with state and local officials, and i want everybody to know that your country will be there to help you recover and rebuild as long as it takes. >> that was the president just moments ago in manila. and as the sun does come up, we could learn much more about the extent of the damage. the worst may not be over yet. indra petersons tracking is all for us. good morning, indra. >> you just brought up my biggest concern, it's always in the night hours when people aren't aware, asleep overnight. it was a slow start to the season, but that's quickly changed. look at the tornado reports as they made their way through the country, afternoon into the evening, 30 repor

officials in baxter city say a twister caused multiple injuries and destroyed nearly a hundred homes and businesses. strong winds of up to 80 miles an hour blew over this 18- wheeler near kansas city, missouri. the wind also toppled trees and ripped roofs off of buildings. not far away lightning was blamed for this fire at an apartment complex in topeka, kansas. officials say the full extent of sunday's damage will probably not be known until daylight. >> we're americans, we're resilient, we're going to snap back, but this is about as bad as it gets. >> reporter: tornadoes were also reported in iowa and nebraska. more severe weather is expected to move through tuesday as the front slowly moves eastward. don champion for cbs news. >>> an 11-month-old boy who was injured by a tornado in eastern north carolina friday died yesterday. eight tornados hit north carolina friday. one destroyed the boy's home. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says this dangerous storm system will be around for a while. >> well, the storm's ongoing. it's been a busy night for severe weath

a tornado in baxter springs, kansas cut a five-mile trail of devastation all the way to oklahoma. an ef2, 150 yards wide, with wind speeds up to 135 miles per hour. >> it's crazy. i don't see how anybody could live through that. >> reporter: in mayflower, arkansas the storm tossed around semis like toys. >> this is the driveway right here. >> that's the garage. >> reporter: today in vilonia many families found themselves sorting through the rubble of what was once their homes. >> walked out, saw the funnel cloud. we were all heading for the closet. we just held hands, and then we saw the whole back of the house go. we're blessed. we're blessed. >> reporter: the mulligan family feels lucky to be alive. >> we're blessed to be standing here. >> we definitely didn't think we were going to make it. i just remember hearing my dad yell that please god, just save my family. >> and he did. >> he did. >> she just had senior night. and everything she had from it and all her trophies over the years are all in there. >> what's that? >> that's one of her medals from her softball. >> reporter: t

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check out this picture, the funnel cloud hanging over the town of baxter springs there. officials report extensive damage, dozens of homes and businesses destroyed. as we said, we're just getting a better sense now of the destruction that these storms have caused over a large, large area. we'll learn a lot more as the sun starts to come up. we do know that the worst of this weather may not be over yet. indra petersons tracking that for us this morning. good morning, indra. >> good morning. >> good morning, that is the concern, still dark outside. even now we have a tornado warning in effect heading towards shreveport, so definitely time to take cover. if you know anyone in the region, call them, tell them to take cover right now. we're looking at a huge line of storms that made its way across yesterday, 31 reports of damage from tornadoes, and that's not all. wind sometimes just as strong as tornado reports, 102 reports of those and even large hail. you can really see as the storm made its way across, a long-track tornado was reported. just take a look at the damage repo

. >> in kansas, extensive damage, but amazingly, no deaths reported in baxter springs. that's in the southeastern part of that state. a two-block-wide tornado responsible for ripping the roofs off of homes there, knocking down the walls, doing all that damage you're seeing right now. the governor promising quick help for all those affected. >> i could have been in that. could have been dead. >> that from iowa, where a tornado obliterated that minivan minutes before she would have been inside. one person died nearby. damage there said to be extensive. >> indra petersons has the latest on these storms. indra, not over yet. a lot of people need to be very, very careful this morning. >> i mean, it's not even close to being over. we were hoping at this point we would see the risk go down, but again today, still a moderate risk. in fact, right now, another tornado warning has been issued, really heading out towards alabama, in through georgia, right around smith station. now is the time to take cover. again, we are still talking about so many of you affected by the severe wea

this is from baxter springs, kansas, where a tornado roared through the area, and left 25 people injuredand the governor of kansas has declared a state of emergency because of that. here's another piece of video. this one's coming out of the northeastern corner of oklahoma. and at least one person was killed here when the tornado roared through the area during the overnight hours, and it looks like more bad weather is expected further toward the east as we go through the next day. let me show you the reason why. what we have here on the map is an upper level low pressure system that is dragging cold air from the north, and causing this huge trough. meanwhile we have warm air coming in from the south. that collision is the focal point of these numerous tornadoes, also strong, damaging winds, and large hail, and large hail we're talking about baseball-sized hail from sunday. and that is likely to continue into monday. so, as we take a look at this particular map showing us the risk areas. the orange highlighted areas is the moderate risk. but those of you in the yellow she'ds from iowa dow

deadly night of tornadoes in the area twenty five people were injured in this particular location of baxter springs and the tornado came during the overnight period and ask the reason why it was a serious situation with the governor of kansas declaring a state of emergency. this video was coming of the northeastern corner of oklahoma. and unfortunately one person died and thence on top of that from our console sixteen people were killed because of this tornado situation now in the show you what's happening on the map right now low pressure along with the sparkle call upon him the power control pushing the sport that the slow mover so this is going to the story that will be walking for the next couple of days and seventies the lookout for large scale we're talking about possibly baseball size hail some of those size tales were reported on sunday along with multiple tornadoes and also damaging winds. those of you watching anywhere from iowa down to louisiana and into the carolinas that you are within the risk for severe thunderstorms going for his money so please make sure that you are prepar

just a few miles north near baxter spring, kansas, first responders are going door to door marking each home with an okay once they're sure everyone inside got out alive. hours earlier in missouri, heavy rain and high winds knocked a semi on its side. >> it started raining so hard that i couldn't see to drive, and after i had been stopped about 30 seconds, then a gust of wind hit me, and that was the result of it. >> that's it. there's the big cone. >> reporter: now before this outbreak, 2014 had seen the quietest tornado season in more than 60 years, but now there have been at least two dozen reported tornadoes in the past 24 hours. in washington, kristin fisher, abc news. >> all right, kristin, thank you. and as we just heard from kristin, arkansas was among the worst hit by these storms. >> that's right. joining us from arkansas right now, department of emergency management is brandon morris. brandon, we're hearing about major damage from these tornadoes. can you give us an idea of the sheer scale of the damage? >> we are looking at damage in particular in one of the counties just he

mr baxter's the rock making it possible to gain access to oil and natural gas lawmakers in support of hydra packing things really newark will promote economic activity and job growth cover a number of local elected officials say they are in favor of extending the state's moratorium on cracking. they cited a number of concerns including potential hazard this impacts on natural resources like air and water. but the concern those be on fractions effect on the monday elected officials say they are also worried about the influx of crying and that many friends and communities are seeing it's the other end of the queen it's rarely ever talked about so to discuss the social applications that cracking have on communities i wanna bring in karl grossman environmental activist and professor at the university of new york cropping to join me. a treasure. i haven't mentioned elected officials in your state of new york state they are very concerned about the kind of crime that could be associated with tracking to the right to be concerned we're absolutely i mean the focus regarding cracking has been

. >> reporter:now about 200 miles to the northwest, another tornado touched down in baxter springs kansas. this is how a home on the edge of town looked before the tornado. you can see a playground in the back yard... and here's the same house on monday.. the backyard has been torn apart. the roof has been ripped off...and most of the trees have been knocked over. and finally, this a street view of two buildings in nearby quapaw, oklahoma.. this was from before the tornado and here's the same spot now. the green building has been flattened and a large chunk of the other building has been torn off. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: and stay with kron4-- we have a live report from the disaster zone in arkansas. that's coming up >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: making the grade! why california educators have every reason to be ecstatic tonight. and later: >> pam: dramatic new video. as rescue workers try to save people from a sinking ship. tonight: some recordings from the vessel, that you're going to want to hear for yourself. >> pam: and next: >> pam: communication brea

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a tornado in baxter springs, kansas, cut an eight-mile path of destruction.ere weather is not over yet. here authorities tell me they believe they now have everyone accounted for. but again, in those neighboring states the death tolls continue to rise as more tornadoes touch down. john and diana? >> ashley, thank you. let's talk about the curfew in vilonia, police are enforcing that? >> they are. they moved everyone, including the media out of the town's perimeter. they said it goes back to three years ago when a tornado took a similar path through vilonia. on top of being devastated by the natural disaster here people were devastated by tons of looting. they are trying to protect the homeowners from being revictimized. >> when these things happen the first things we hear are stories of courage. are there any that you can share with us this morning? >> reporter: it's been amazing to see the way neighbors band together in general. everybody kept pointing me towards one young man, very young, who they pointed out laid his body over top of his entire family and

a tornado in baxter, kansas, cut a path all the way to oklahoma. >> it's crazy.'t see how anybody could live through that. >> reporter: for the mulligan family a sign of hope add mist all the despair. >>> that's alex perez reporting and i want to check in with abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian. >> it has been literally a path of destruction. here's a live doppler 7 image of the line powerful and dangerous thunderstorms have that spawned these tornadoes so tornado watches in effect until 3:00 a.m. for portions of mississippi, much of alabama, the western corners of north and south carolina. northern georgia, parts of tennessee. tornado warnings are in effect along much of this thunderstorm activity as well. and there have been so far no fewer than 46 reports of tornadoes during the afternoon and evening hours in this area affected by these storms. so very serious conditions and the storms are likely to redevelop tomorrow in virtually the same area, so we'll be watching all of this for you. >>> well, president obama offered his condolences to the tornado victi

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from oklahoma, the tornado headed from baxter springs, kansas.s and property were damaged beyond repair. power lines are down and trees ripped out by the roots. they caused more damage as they fell. the city of may flower, arkansas bore the brunt of a tornado that left almost nothing behind. a desperate search and rescue operation is underway to track down anyone who may be tracked. in nebraska, the sky looks me nasing. the damage they wreak on land is devastating. the national weather service warned severe thunderstorms and tornados are likely monday across southwest and central arkansas and southern missouri. bbc news. >> stay with us on bbc world news. much more to come. >>> australia's prime minister says the underwater search for the missing malaysian airliner enters a new phase in a larger area. [ewh!] [baby crying] the great thing about a subaru is you don't have to put up with that new car smell for long. the versatile, 2015 subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ "first day of my life" by bright eyes ♪ you're not jus

the same twister destroyed more than 50 homes and dozens of businesses in baxter springs, kansas.ondolences whileover seas in the phillipines. >> your country will be there to help as long as it takes. >> reporter: more storms are expected today. omar, kpix 5. >>> back to work and get to work on time and fortunately, things look better right now into san francisco. we watch three car accident. they get rid of the break. chavez and anyway, it sounds like it's off to the right-hand shoulder and you can see from 101 and 280 both appear to be moving well right now coming into the city. a different story if you're traveling from san francisco. at 5:47, no metering lights but it's picking up in the cash lanes and stepping up almost to the end of the parking lot already. once again, this is the time of the morning where you really love it with south track and turn the metering lights on, likely in the next 15 minutes or so. other bridges, san mateo bridge traffic. holding its own out of hayward and heading over the high-rise. i mentioned that one earlier accident nevada southbound. chp i

destruction in kansas hitting near baxter springs, kansas. they don't know how strong the tornados were on the e-f scale. but the national weather service will have teams on the ground throughout the three states trying to determine that. local reports from some of the weather men and experts are putting the wind at about 135 miles per hour which is e-53 tornados. it goes as highs e-f5. i talked to the man in his home and he said he and his wife were inside with their dog and they were in the bathroom. the front of the house collapsed and the roof ripped away and they could see the sky. absolutely terrifying but they are happy they walked away without a scratch. >> that is amazing they survived that. a good reminder of the families impacted by the damage we are seeing. we will stay close and follow this throughout the day. >>> and new information on the claims of the shocking neglect and possible cover-up at a hospital in phoenix, arizona. 40 vets reportedly died waiting for medical care that was denied due to fake paperwork making it look li

the same line of storms hit baxter springs, kansas. the town's 4200 residents hunkered down as the tornado rumbled through town. >> he says hey, it's for real. we need to get down. it's not a joke. >> uh-huh. >> and the next thing i know is my little brother pushing everybody in the bed and getting on top of the mattress and we hear nothing but windows breaking, wood going through the walls. >> storms also ravaged parts of prescott, kansas, near the missouri border. let's bring? jennifer gray. millions more in the bull's eye today. who needs to be on the look out? >> we do have a tornado watch in effect through portions of alabama and mississippi, including jackson. the storm prediction center has labeled this a particularly dangerous situation. these are not issued often and when they are it means business. we could get rough storms and long track tornados. we do have thunderstorm warnings in portions of tennessee. these are moving quickly. they have large hail within them and they also have the capability, any of these storms, of pro

this one was blue canyon and this video showing the snow near baxter. our chief meteorologist bill martin said the sierra got a foot of snow. we got rain and in some cases hail. people have been posting pictures to facebook and twitter. you can see all the hail there around this gnome. this one showing more of the hail. you can see that they have substantial amount. finally what would storm be without a rainbow. a picture showing a beautiful rainbow this afternoon. let's go to bill now. we are at the tail end but the rain is still coming down. >> yeah. on the friday afternoon commute. the sun is out. they will play baseball tonight. but the rain is still falling. let's take a look. live storm tracker 2 fairfield. vacaville, santa rosa right now. you have showers showing up. the showers will be continuing to move through the bay area. let's move south. showers. fairfield starting to dry out. south and east. towards livermore, south of livermore, you have rain falling there, towards the 580. you have wet weather. moving through the area. look in the mount

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is what the storm chaser sauce yesterday in mayflower, arkansas, and let's go the mike bet tus in baxterre at least 25 people were hurt there, and mike, what is the damg on the ground? we can see nothing but debris behind you. >> yes, it is extensive, betty. looking behind me, betty, this is what used to be a roller rink, and if you can

. >> in kansas a tornado tore through the town of baxter springs. destroying more than 100 homes. the twister caused eight miles of damage and surprised many residents. >> the next thing i know my little brother pushing everybody in the bed and getting on top of the mattress. we heard windows breaking. >> the threat isn't over yet. strong storms and possible tornadoes are expected in the southeast for the next few days. it's important to repeat this weather system has not finished doing damage. martin savidge is in tupelo. martin, let's start with you. what's the situation in tupelo right now? >> reporter: well, anderson, tupelo right now they are holding their breath and literally trying to figure out how badly they have been hit. they know they have been hit hard. just don't know if it's absolute devastation at this point in a large area or in pockets. maybe two miles northeast of downtown tupelo itself, vinel lynch's restaurant, very popular been here since the '70s this building since the '90s and it's been completely obliterated. six employees, handful of customer when is thi

>> they do have payloader phone the iphone five has been discontinued but they keep baxter is on handr this situation. but unfortunately it you had the 32 gigabyte model they all they have the 16 gigabyte model to use so you will have to lose some of the data. gerri: if i give my phone to somebody i am nervous. told they have access to my stuff? >> theoretically yes if you don't have the lock screed unable so apple recommends you erase your phone a back it up to the cloud and then erase there is no reason for them to turn on the phone and access if they just replace the button, as they check get. >> really arrogant those that know how to do customer service or do they just make bright shiny objects? >> i think lots of them would agree with you go to the genius bar the service there is very good but when something is not working right it kid be very frustrating. the intended thing was very interesting they conceded to get a free bumpers to everyone but they have very loyal customers. gerri: do you think we will get to a point with a competitive marketplace and samsung makes huge inroad

yet another tornado hitting near baxter springs, kansas, leveling homes and businesses there.meteorologists to not yet know how strong these tornadoes were. the national weather service will have teams on the ground trying to determine that. some of the local meteorologists on the ground estimated winds were upward offed 130, 135 miles-per-hour, extremely strong, and you can see just how strong those winds were and what they are capable of. pretty scary stuff. especially now that part of the southern states could be under the gun this evening. >> casey, incredible. thank you very much. in the meantime, joe bastardi says folks in the path of the storms better hunker up to because more could be on the way. what's going on here, joe? >> well, we have a big clash going on in the atmosphere rooking now. tupelo, mississippi, apparently much of tupelo has been directly hit by a major tornado. we can see the debris signature on the ray tar. when you see that on the radar, when the radar picks up things in the air that aren't supposed to be in the air, this has probably been a devastat

. >> something else -- >> reporter: in kansas, a tornado tore through the town of baxter springs, injuringt least 25 people and destroying more than 100 homes. the 21st caused eight miles of -- the twister caused eight miles of damage and surprised many residents. >> the next thing i know is my little brother pushing everybody in the bed and getting on top of the mattress. we hear windows breaking, wood going through walls. >> reporter: the threat isn't over. strong storms and possible tornadoes are expected in the southeast for the next few days. anderson cooper, cnn. >>> as you heard there, it's not over yet. let's turn to our meteorologist who joins us again from the international weather center to give us more information on the situation. >> the storm still vicious this hour. you know, rolling through outside of montgomery, we have a tornado warning crass portions of emerald mountain in this region. the community radar indicating a tornado is on the ground again just northeast of montgomery. the polygons in red indicating tornado watches. atlanta has expanded to the region. storms are

baxter into truckee this morning you're going to be driving through crane control for a long time. normally 5,000, 6,000 feet. and then you just go to 7200 feet which is donor summit. then it starts to go back down the hill and the elevation drops. so you're going to be in it for some time we just talked with the gentleman from petaluma who put his chains away on monday. he thought it would be okay last night. turns out he was wrong. he is stuck here hat the rest stop just waiting for chain control to be lifted and it's not going to be lifted anytime soon. if you are going to the bay area this morning, carry those chains for cal transit and chp will turn you around. guys back to you in the studio. >>> the great day for america everybody. we get to play the "price is right." >> that host is not just right. today the "price is right" on kpix 5 will be hosted by craig ferguson. it's a big -- it's a big april fools joke and it started lases night. they switched executive producers of both shows thought it'd be a good joke to play since the two hosts are such great buddies, check out th

. >> reporter: chris baxter's not sold.entucky has granted answers in genesis to build the ark park. >> i pass over a lot of potholes. i know a lot schools that could use some bonuses for teachers. instead, we're going to build the mickey mouse version of a bible story, and that is a little depressing to me. >> reporter: commotion rains just across the ohio river in daryl's pet shop. he says he doesn't often think about the separation of church and state, but he believes in it as he does in god. >> to mmato, tomato, what is it. if that's a theme park, it's an acceptable reason to give incentives. if it's strictly religious, i don't think you can give money. >> reporter: for "meet the press," kevin tibbles. >> reaction from our round table, david shribman, how does this sit with you. we see debates all over the country about faith in the public square which is small town and big town alike. >> we have public meetings in pittsburgh four or five times a year, and one of the them every year is on the role of religion in the pub

his general-purpose robot is called baxter and this includes being able to learn and do things in your home or in factories and he imagines them working on farms. right now, there are vacuuming robots and they also make a lot of outfield robots as well and there is a debate going on right now that is a very important debate about whether or not battlefield robots should be autonomous or whether or not they should make the kill decision without the human input. and somehow joins with them and i will get to that later. ultimately, we will be taking to robots, they are small and they're going to help us go into a pure med that hasn't been asked orbit has a lot of rockfall saw the passages inside that we can't get through to comment that they will be executed eventually while we are there. the worst thing to do is to try to get a sense in what is the fastest way to the burial chamber and what is the overall layout look like. and honestly don't let the title of my book mislead you. but i really like robots and we are talking about the time that is coming when we were share the time when mac

that same tornado injured more than two dozen people in baxter springs, kansas less than five miles away. megan glaros says the tornado danger will continue today. >> good morning to you. we're are in the midst of a severe weather outbreak and it extends from the midwest down to the gulf coast, with the core of the most intense weather likely in the red shaded areas. a moderate risk from louisiana, into tennessee and alabama where large hail and damaging winds will be a factor. the storm system will move slowly off to the east. 24 hours from now folks from georgia into the carolinas will be eyeing the potential for severe weather. even if you don't expect to see tornadoes, damaging winds and hail, very heavy rain will accompany the system from the midwest off to the east coast. warm, moist air coming in front of the system will conspire to keep the severe weather outbreak in effect from now all the way through until like live wednesday. >> megan, thank you. >> the nba's new commissioner is under growing pressure this morning to punish the owner of the l.a. clippers. an audio tape alleged

the number of tornadoes striking baxter springs.st 20 businesses were leveled. >> all at once we heard the sirens going off and everybody was told to get to the bathroom and we did and we heard cracking and breaking. >> reporter: first responders out in full force, urgently going house to house, checking on residents and setting up emergency shelters for those now homeless. >> things can be replaced or rebuilt. family cannot be. >> reporter: that tornado was one of several tearing through parts of kansas and missouri, leaving trails of devastation in their paths. behind me now is i-40. this is the road that took such damage here, cars upside down, trailers smashed. the most dangerous place to be in a tornado of this size is inside your car. just over the hill, that is the town of mayflower. back behind my photographer, that is vilonia. we'll try to get there late tore day. we know the storm could have been a little stronger in that area. reports that there are buildings that are literally missing, chris, missing. there are more torn

hundred sixty people who are still missing so just two people are officially known to have died in baxter and. a drone strike in the central province of yemen has killed thirteen suspected terrorists and three civilians therefore to belong to the local branch of al qaeda that washington considers to be particularly dangerous the u.s. has admitted to using drones and yemen the deputy governor of the region all shot dead earlier this week by suspected al qaeda militants as he was leaving his house . under also a private spacecraft has launched from cape canaveral when they go on a resupply mission to the international space station it's carrying turned a half tons of essential cargo including scientific equipment read and tools space x. company wishes behind about a tree is also helping to develop or usable booster rockets that could significantly bring down the cost of space flight. bears red stars pierce cheney you name it the international prince has gone out of its way to give a crazy new look to age old stereotypes about russia and he's going to flip through some of the gloss is the co

that the biggest cause of security breaches to our information isn't espionage or cyber crime fourth baxter denial of service attacks it's just miscellaneous error in other words just some government doofus at an admin desk going. for the report horizon gathered information from over fifty organization including their own many of them big security firms or law enforcement agencies and they found that in two thousand and thirteen there were over sixty three thousands. curity incident and government's accounted for seventy five percent of those they include everything from major leaks to breaches that compromise the integrity confidentiality or availability of a piece of information and over ninety percent of all the incidents were caused by the lady as carers like government workers delivering nonpublic information to the wrong in this city and then hoops i just emailed this guy's personal information to my boyfriend instead of to the d.m.v. in their report bryson posits the police and government organizations have the absolute worst record is that they're forced to report errors while priva

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. >> reporter: earlier, that same tornado hit baxter springs, kansas injuring several people and causing significant damage. >> this is the dining room area and this is my son's room and all this came down right behind me. i could feel the wind. it was just like -- it lit up. it was kind of like a bomb went off. >> reporter: the worst part of this is the weather is still a threat. more tornadoes and more hail as the system moves east. matt and savannah. >> all right, janet shamlian, thanks very much. >> we'll pick up right there with the severe weather occurring today. >>> we have a tornado watch in effect from texas all the way into northern mississippi. right now, we have a severe thunderstorm warning and you can see heavy thunderstorms moving across i-20. that is causing problems there. here is what we are looking at during the day today. we have the systems firing up. they weaken during midday. the heating of the day will keep this going. storms redevelop and as we move on into tonight on into tomorrow, look at how they reform. stretching from western tennessee back on into central a

baxter's we should have sent them into jail we should a stripped them out of their assets but george bush chose not to do that and now the big banks are bigger than ever and comfortable in the knowledge that not only are they too big to fail they're also too big to jail let's hope the death of charles keating gets the government to take action now and jail the banks before yet another financial crisis and decimates our economy after all that's what ronald reagan would do. and that's the way it is tonight wednesday april second two thousand and fourteen and don't forget the mocker see begins when you get out there go back to your. and you will. all the face i deserve you. please. pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll researcher. leaflet. pls pls. because it. is a. political letter on that list. so. today on larry king now resurrections omar that thing that connect me to this project is i think that the connective tissue in all of humanity beyond ethnicity or social status or anything is life and that premise is so universal that there's no way not for an audience