this is bert and copeland. you know that, don't you? >> i'm not aware of that detail, but i'll take your word for it. >> well, it's a detail which emerged when you gave evidence before the select committee on the 19th of july of last year. you knew the position then. the one law firm -- >> i think i spoke about a second law firm. >> lewis. privileges waived. bert and copeland privileges have not been waived. do you know why that is? >> no. i don't know. i'd have to ask them why they gave that advice. >> that's not the question mr. jay's asking. you appreciate that communications between a lawyer and his client are privileged. >> yes, sir. >> and the only way people can see what is said is if the client, not the lawyer, the client waives privilege. and in the spirit of openness, your firm or your company, the company waived privilege in relation to the work that was done by harbock and lewis. so they were able to talk both to the select committee and, indeed, to this inquiry about what they did for news international and how they went ab

he had never met clear of competence that had not learned from bert weedon. book has sold millions and is still published today. it made the claim that people could learn to play the guitar in a day and it becomes the best selling guitar tudor ever. >> i don't know what it is about the guitar. the cello is great, the heart is great. but the guitar is number 1 with me. >> the deejay says that it is hard to overestimate his importance. >> he inspired a generation after generation of guitar players. even kids these days say, oh, you are plain that. he inspired some of the people. he was a fantastic man. >> he will be remembered as someone who help people develop it lifelong relationship with guitar. >> bert weedon. thank you very much for your company. you're watching "bbc news." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, union bank, and shell. >> this is kim, about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're develop

that's what bert says. i want you to come down from our macro towers here and give me the one sector that you ning is going to be the best place to put money over the next 52 weeks and one that you would shy away from. >> technology, clearly the sector that's going to show the earnings growth. i am a little concerned in the near term. i think that guidance is going to be a little bit tepid. stocks have had a good run. i would be looking for a pullback into earnings season. any stock, mostly stocks, and would accumulate positions going into it. there is a tendency out there to want to take profits in the tech sector. apple is the most recent example. i thipg longer term this is a sector that will drive the economy. in terms of basically sectors that i would avoid, the natural resource sector, energy, i do not believe that the gains that we're seeing, i don't think that these stocks are going to be sustained for very long term. europe is likely to get weaker, not stronger any time soon. >> do you agree with t

. >>> good evening i used to be bert quint. i'm supposed to do something now oovps that i haven't wanted to do in about 20 years and that's talk about southeast asia. sometimes i would talk. that's maybe when i had too much to drink or maybe not enough to drink. rarely have i talked about vietnam, cambodia by design. besides that, carmela has asked that i tell a funny story. sure, there were plenty of funny stories, but they were always mixed with heart ache like when i went into cambodia in march or april of 1970 with a great combat cameraman named carl sorenson and a great stills photographer named dana stone who didn't come out with us. . we had to lie about our professions. dana acted like a hippy. i told the truth. i said i was a fertilizer distributor. there was a lot of fertilizer flying around those parts and a lot happened that i've tried not to think about over the years, but there were good moments, too. you all know those moments, too. as dickens said of another period of blood-letting, it was the best of times and

today is lawrences bert de >> note is watching right now. >> if you're heading out the door later this morning, temperatures will not be too bad by this afternoon. out the door right now we have low clouds along the coast and the bay. temperatures outside right now are mainly in the low fifties to upper 40's. 52 in concord, 53 in oakland. temperatures are 1-5 degrees above average for this time of the year. coming up we'll show you your 7 day forecast. >> we just checked in with chp and there are no accidents to report that are affecting the roadways. on 880 we have reports of roadwork and broadway. road work as well east bound for between leverage and somerville. it is a full free when closure expected open by at least 5:00 this morning. on the dumbarton bridge there are land closures in both directions, you might try the san mateo bridge as an alternate. >> crews will begin rescue operations this morning for a 40 ft. gray whale off the southern california coast. the animal got tangled up in fishing line yesterday. experts say the animal appears to be in good health. the attached thre

. >>> three weeks in the seasonal bert pujols still has not hit a home run, perhaps he can learn from brandon allen, belted a walk-off homer in the nine th n thfrn, rays won it 4-3. that is the early look at sports, i'm fred roggin. >>> >>> can stronghold overs fight off promising new movies. >> >>> these ivories are not about to be tickled, they are about to get hammered. you're watching "early today." >>> let me take you through the weekend forecast. today's concern in colorado with thunderstorms, eastern colorado will push up in south dakota, nebraska during the day with areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms. even kansas city late today has a chance of storms. we take all the rain and push it saturday through the ohio valley, chicago a chance of rain. even washington, d.c., that same area is going to be the funnel, as we go in sunday more rain possible back here in the midwest. interesting upcoming weekend. for many areas. if you're watching us in boston, relive boston's burlesque area through displays of costumes at vintage costumes of burlesque at the west end museum. >> that is

do we pay more because we get bert care?ticals? >> sometimes that's true. americans like to argue that we do get what we pay for. we do have superior cancer care. but there have been a lot of studies that compare our health care outcomes to those in other countries where the per capita cost is lower. and guess what, we come out last. we don't do as well in preventing heart disease. we're more obese, and we live shorter lives. >> how about the individual man dey, which as you well know is at the heart of the case here. if the court finds it unconstitutional, can the health care law still be effective in expanding coverage and protecting patients? >> there's a little bit of disagreement about, that but there was a recent rand corporation study that said it wouldn't do too much damage to cut the mandate out. americans are going to buy health care anyway. they're going to look for health insurance. it's still a perk most people get through their employers. >> let's imagine for a moment that the court strikes down the whole law.

herself the night she went missing, pings near her last known location, and this man, nicholas hole bert, a 25-year- old registered sex offender who has been arrested on unrelated charges, the last person seen with bordeaux and told officers she called her marriage complicated. police haven't named him as a suspect but he has been questioned twice. still he denies hurting the young soldier. >> around 1:00, 1:30, she said she want to go home. republican officials say family members got a text message from he saying she got home safely. but the relatives say they doubt she made it home. >>> a former aid to john edwards testified today he felt endanger in he confronted edwards about his mistress. young took a stand for the 5th day, the former senator accused of misusing donations to hide an affair with hunter and the fact they had a paib by. young claims he pretended to be the father and took her in to hiding. he took the drugs meant for her himself. >> young is conceded he is falsifying financial records and using some of this money to buildup his own home and swimming pool et cetera, that

we haven't seen that since early 2000 so 12 years ago in terms of things looking bert, unemployment rate is low. business are spending more. factories are making more. americans are digging deeper into their pocket. they're buying the bigger stuff, durables, cars, washing machines. and on the job creation, it seems it's across the board. let's have a listen to this. >> we're seeing jobs gaining across the economy. all the major sectors adding jobs. manufacturing is doing quite well. the construction sector has been adding jobs. and the service sector where the bulk of the job gains are typically occur is also adding jobs. >> so all good news. it's very important with the presidential election this year as well. and the campaigns from both sides will be dominated by the economy. >> stupid economy. the. there you go. >> aaron. let me write that down. thank you very much indeed. [laughter] >> now, it was the worst conflict in europe since world war ii. tens of thousands of people were killed in the civil war that followed the breakup of yugoslavia. many more driven away from their home. 20

this event has ever gone on to claim the masters in fact all sixteen of them fails to make the cut so bert and harrington seen here with his children have to break that curse in the meantime thomas bjorn had one of the shots of the day producing seventy fourth hole in one tournament the fifty two year history very goes going going. you got. seventy four. and finally so i was like you are god and i'm just one win away from reaching the gary part finals for the first time after beating tractor three one on how rice well i haven't got one the last two matches to take a two one series lead and they continue that momentum from the off going one the up to it yeah got a variant before the next they are usually double their lead the way through the match but there was a dramatic finale a track that pulls one back through and on the team can use less than a minute to go and they then replace their goaltender with an outfield player transnational equaliser but it was a lot of guys. who took advantage of a late empty netter final score against three once well and got the last three one off in the bes

you quote, although a slightly more moderate adjustment, the bert accommodated cyclical developments would have been preferable. i mean, that raises a whole series of questions. the first one is, would you have -- the original plan to tally the higher deficit? secondly, putting them into more of the terms i would use as a journalist does that mean that more harm is being inflicted on the spanish people than is necessary? >> no, i don't think there is a fundamental difference regarding what is the proper fiscal target for spain. spain is phafacing, one of the countries subject to market pressures. we think that the target is broadly -- yes, could have been perhaps a bit less ambitious, but not a fundamental difference. what is critical now is that the fiscal target is, is achieved. we think at the moment that we project i think a deficit what tha is somewhat larger than the official target. 6% against 5.3%. i think this is primarily due to the difficulty we see in controlling the position of regions in spain. so i think it would be important to continue with an effort to have a better

. >> tucked away in the union square mystical tell the tavern is named for bert alley from the famousie maltese falcon. it has a speakeasy ambience. >> here we have a caramelized brussels sprout salad. >> it is also with a sweet and sour dressing. >> this is quite a stake. >> this is a blood orange sorbet >> this is will we have dubbed as a modern tavern cuisine. i think the response has been fantastic. it is a simple approach to food. it is what people want to eat. >>vicki: there is a lot of alchemy going on. >>pam: the find out more about this tavern visit our web site at www.kron4.com. >> into the afternoon little in to rebound nicely. the wins will take up into the afternoon in some spots and it will stay mild into tomorrow evening. as the head of the door tomorrow morning temperatures should be cooler. into the afternoon temperatures warming in most spots. as we head into the north bay upper 60s and '70s. as we head into the weekend temperatures will be climbing into the low 80s and staying there for monday. >>gary: this evening. the nfl draft went swiftly this evening with the 4

that was it was an incredible crime but however the french government's engaged in wars it's banning bert the berk it's using anti immigrant and anti arab chauvinism in france these stop horrible tragedies are an inevitability under those conditions and what is politics in every part of the world blaming immigrants for the problems of unemployment while the political figures hand over trillions to the banks they blame immigrants for unemployment or for taking slots in school so everywhere bushwah politics is is as a decaying to such crass appeals you know you contrast that for instance in the in the period where american political life there in the american revolution or lincoln when he came to cooper union here in new york before engaging in his election campaign they actually spoke in an intelligent fashion they made arguments they explain with what slavery ruckus they explain the incapacity of society moving forward on such a basis they made an appeal to reason to deep democratic small d. democratic sentiments in the population what can what can obama do except claim to the population

people who are only selling or involved in a small amount of -- that's the famous whiker against phil bert case. our point was wickander say you could get at people who were only approach duesing a small am of wheat. what it didn't say or imply was that you could require americans to buy wheat, that people who are in the market, even though they're in at a very local level, are analogous to local bootleggers and congress regulating the interstate market allows them to get at bootleggers. it doesn't allow them to get at tea tollers. and that was the key point that we made which is if you're not in the market, you can't possibly adversely affect market participants. supply and demand will be precisely the same as it was. you're in no way engaged in the kind of activity that has always been the rational for congress to regulate local people like wicker. the government's next argument was, okay, even if you don't negatively affect commerce, you negatively affect commerce regulation. this plan, this act wouldn't work unless we can conscript all these healthy people in to buy insurance and we re

now, the reason i make this point is because we're sitting here today looking at a -- the bert part of a quarter of a billion dollar increase for an agency and making the argument that these -- this enforcement restructuring or this enforcement action by the sec is demonstrating its -- its enormous success, if you will, in what it's doing. now, either the numbers are misleading, or the actions that we're talking about are just much more complicated actions, and so i'm giving you an opportunity -- >> sure. >> to help me through these -- >> appreciate that. thank you, and i don't believe the numbers are misleading at all. i do believe that the actions are far more complex than they of have been historically. if you look at the many financial crisis cases involved incredibly complex structure products and sales practices, and, of course, our diskorgment and penalty number is also very significant for this year. $2.8 billion that i think helps to recognize or represent the complexity of the kinds of cases we're bringing. we brought cases against firms for improper selling to school distric

later, bert and anita poulsen talk about their book. this week on "the communicators", a look at google's new privacy policy. >> on march 1 of this year, google changed its privacy policy, and that is our topic this week on "the communicators." markham erickson is the director of the internet coalition. mr. erickson, can you explain what google did to change its privacy policy and wide? >> google announced about six weeks ago that it was preparing to change its privacy policy. the first time a company that size has given that much time and engagement in that education campaign. what they did is they took privacy policies -- diverse privacy policies that apply to 70 some products that google provides. they consolidated them into one single privacy policy that was uniform across all of those products. >> what is the benefit to google in doing this? >> the benefit to google is first of all, you only have to manage one privacy policy. they would also say that they are able to provide more targeted services -- more useful services as to thei

max kaiser this is the kaiser report so how about a punk do you feel lucky stays here bert. are you seeing me or are you seeing a hologram i see i see what all i see tell the war well max i want to turn to this little clip of a performance given only in the last week. yes well you see there that's to park shook her i thought tupac was dead i really was gunned down but thanks to james cameron's modern technology there's two practical performing again oh this is fantastic we've got zombie banks now we've got zombie performers. you know apparently the decision to do this with dr dre and dr dre has created this hologram i think artists previously known as to pox you care and i thought well you know this is a good metaphor for dr ben bernanke east hologram of the global economy and the global reserve currency of the dollar oh it absolutely is you've got dr ben bernanke creating a whole the ground of liquidity to mask insolvency there's two packs a core with a hologram of animation to mask is death both are milking the system unconscionably to packer's milking the outdated copyrig

hurl bert backed up to a line where we see monuments in the distance on the south edge of the orchard. he would be supported on his left flank by the arrival of elements of john mcarthur's brigade, 9th illinois and 12th illinois from mcarthur's brigade known as the high land brigade. in the late morning attacks by the elements of the confederate army that were not participating in the fight west of the eastern corinth road johnston would send the brigades of chalmers, john k. jackson initially into battle, and they would contest stewart's brigade and mcarthur's force up until noon and about noon they were joined by johnston himself, who had been monitoring this activity from prentiss' captured camps. five brigades in combat against the if he had rales in this position. in early afternoon it's a lot of fighting. confederates, you can imagine, are trying to negotiate this open field and troops are making a series of rush the into the field and getting nowhere against the federal fire. the frontal action is just simply not working and stewart is holding firm and mcarthur is still able to

there are difficulties to the fact that the government is a afraid of spies infiltrating the country bert's if you were to honestly go there to report the situation you would see that people there have a very high standard of living there. jason other think. there's definitely a lot of secrecy surrounding what goes on there and i think a lot of the problem is that no one really knows what's going on inside the borders of that north korea but still going back to the work where you would you asked me before about whether or not it was worth the chance of satellite the front the why the key thing says. independence. is the highest goal of all is the. well as the country's in existence so yes it's. the soul of the world though it can tell a lot to do. right. very very different point of view from what we traditionally hear thank you very much for joining us that was jason adam telling us the chairman for the north american jewish showing in ideas study very. well still ahead in our game on and i'm not talking about the republican primaries i'm talking about a video game. and fighting machine tr

tris or this is the kaiser report so goldman sachs caught breaking the law again stacey or bert max kaiser indeed s.t.c. fines goldman sachs twenty two million dollars over. the securities and exchange commission on thursday fined goldman sachs group twenty two million dollars over allegations that the wall street bank didn't how policies to prevent analysts from sharing nonpublic information to the firm's traders the exchanges took place and weekly huddles where goldman's research analysts met to provide their best trading ideas to the firm's traders and later passed them on to a select group of top clients the f.c.c. said well yeah a lawyer called glass steagall was present prevented this exact thing from going on the communication between the analysts of the bankers within the organization and this was there after the glass crash and depression in america and they passed some laws to try to keep these groups from talking to each other but now goldman has formalized their fraud with this weekly huddle that they get together i suppose that it shows the the huddle is like a football huddle

when there is a chinese craft brewery that makes a beer bert than mine, that is going to be one of the proudest accomplishments. >> that is delicious. >> it is time to answer some of the business questions, and erica and les are with us again. and this is a question from bill, i want to expand my company to include hotel ownership and i'm thinking of a unique hotel on or near the beech. how can one find an angel investor to see the business plan? what about that. he has an idea and how does he find somebody to give him money? >> he is right to two to the angel rather than venture capitalist because he is investing his own money, and he can be more idiosyncratic, and investing from the gut and can do more. in this case, particularly, stay local. there are lots of angels in every town. they are usually retired executives who have money to invest. look for someone who has that interest, and someone who has been in the hotel business before or has an interest in that part of the jeeg ra ti fi. and maybe a willing investor for you. >> it is tricky, because you can't go to the angel group wi

when women are home full-time they have a bert pulse on the economy even their husbands have because they are the ones who are directly impacted by the price of groceries, by the price of gasoline, by the price of dealing with banking and all of the other factors of running a home. ann romney understood the economy. i think women all across the country are highly involved because woman have born the brunt of the failed economic policies under barack obama. >> about that economy michelle ba michelleback man is referring to? he puts the blame on other factors. >> the crisis in europe in 2010 and 2011 and the crisis in japan and the oil shock caused growth to flow. 11 is made worse by the drama. he had more support from owe cone nents in congress and had things passed would have put people back to work more quickly. >>> that lead us into our brew on this. what will get americans back to work? >> that is our brew on this question of the day. if you were president obama what would you do to fix the economy? go to fox friends first.com or e-mail us at friends first@fox.com. >>> she feeds a

am i bert off? what's going to happen? i don't think i was the first to get on his knee and pray. i have the same routine the last 7 years and just this year they started calling it tebowing which i have no idea why. i have been doing the same thing for the last 7 years and this year it seemed to get popular. i think it's pretty cool, because at least prayer is being talked about. require one of the first games i sat a guy gets on his knee tebowing on top of me. it's flattering. you are praying. like that's a good thing. i don't know if that's a cut down. i don't know how to take it. are you praying for me while you are on top of me or what? i have had a good time with it. at least it's something people are talking about. i am very thankful for that. >> 50,000 people attended the service. >> i like his attitude. >>> john kasich also talking offering tough words for washington. kasich says congress and the white house should follow the lead of states like his which turned their economies around. >> they saw a boom in growth after balancing the budget cutting taxes and regulations.

i think democrats will continue to say, ok, there's still problems with medicare, but it's bert thanwas before and our health care reform law is right way to do it without take ag way benefits that seniors like. host: in the governor-led house any plans to bring up specific legislation to deal with medicare or dealing with the president's affordable care act? and then in the senate where it's led by democrats what are the plans over there? guest: the house actually has already passed a bill that was the ryan budget that would have included this transformation of the medicare program. these not going anywhere. and there have been attempts on the house side to pear back some parts. one is this independent payment. advisory point of order a quorum is not present that's supposed to hold down the price increases in medicare in the future. one of the things the trustees said is that it's a real possibility that that board will be able to rule and they did a separate projection about what was going to happen, as you may imagine the program is planning to get more extensive without that. hos

according to today's new york postal bert was over heard telling people at a manhattan restaurant thatagreed upon exit from his spot as the country's top money man. president obama nominated dartmouth college president to head the world bank as a part of the plan to let geithner actually take that post at the head of dartmouth. >> you are sitting there you hear the conversation at the dinner table and it makes test way to the new york post. >> another gaff for vice president joe biden. >> back in 28 when it was built they didn't realize it was create a dam through after of the everglades cutting off water supply. >> biden was in miami dade county to talk about the obama's everglades restoration efforts. the fax fundpayer funded trip i worried about his chances in florida in november. >>> talk about a wild ride in california a woman grabs on to the side of a mini van that is being driven by suspected bank robber who is on the run from cops. she clings on to the side of the van she climbs in through the window the cops caught up. believed to be the guys girlfriend a. stunt woman, she is

maxal bert said that wells fargo evicted h his parents. >> they moved into my uncle's home and then his house was foreclosed on. >> the same story i heard a year ago at another bank protest. >> when they moved out into my uncle's house then his house was foreclosed on. >> the union organizer has told the same torrey many times. what he does not say is why this financial crisis seemed to follow his family from house to house. >> my dad and his brother did hotel security. >> today ail per explained that his dad and uncle were both in the same business that tanked along with the construction industry. over the phone his father told me he had to borrow on his home. >> $181,000 mortgage became a $380,000 mortgage. >> alper said i didn't know about that. i asked him what role it played in his family's financial crisis. >> how much was their sport? >> i think responsibility that there is thousands and thousands of families losing their homes here when at the same time the banks are are being bailed out with our tax money there is a question that we need to ask about who is responsible and the

nicholas hoe bert, the bar man, was taken into custody.rned himself in on unrelated charges, failure to register his new residence in the county. a local spokesperson says he's held on $100,000 secured bond. her family is pleading the public to keep her name in the news so they can find her alive. >> it's so unimaginable to wake up every day and this is the reality. you know, that i'm standing in front of you guys, hoping my sister is found safe and sound. >> police have turned up no leads after searching a wooded area yesterday and a pond in fayetteville thursday. she was last seen at froggy bottoms bar. her husband wasn't in town during her disappearance and police have not named a suspect but they've questioned nicholas hobart twice. he says he gave bordeaux a ride home that morning but he had nothing to do with her disappearance. his sex offender status is from a decade old conviction of inappropriate sexual contact with a child around the age of 5, according to local media reports. farce as far as the family is concerned, they'll stay

we ended up in the renowned town and patron bert, russia and then i senator lugar and sam nunn where the nunn-lugar act has come, senator lugar and i came up with officials who are your thoughts on what the senators were going to see. then we boarded a plane and headed to odessa. on the flight to odessa we had a briefing that senator lugar and sam nunn participate in. we landed in a test and were met at the airport with a motorcade. silly course through a dataset with sirens blaring and ended up at the london sky hotel. after a brief time they are, we traveled through an area of a very pretty part of the city, through the sherman area, down to the black sea, where the senator was shown monitoring a quick and that was placed on ships that would pull alongside the ships coming into the harbor, monitoring, looking for highly enriched uranium. and i'm not a come on we went back to the london sky hotel, had dinner with the senator in which we talked about everything from what he had seen in my earlier in the day to the united methodist conference at the united methodist church in indiana.

>> when i first got to kentucky, guys, oh, you need to cut it, doesn't look good, look like bert fromought, i need to cut this. after awhile, i decided, it's me, it's my brand. i like the way it is, so, everybody just started embracing it. t-shirts, you know -- >> jimmy: yeah, here's the t-shirt. fear the brow. here's another one there. with your number. the team mascot had one. and this one -- i think, this is the best of them all. this is -- tell everyone who this is. >> yeah, that's my mom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your own mom. >> yeah yeah. >> jimmy: you are not going -- you're going to keep that forever? is that the plan? >> that's my plan. keep it forever. no need to cut it. >> jimmy: no wax for you? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't need two. one is perfectly fine. >> i'm trying to set a new trend. >> jimmy: well, it sounds like you have. so, you are technically still in school, right? >> correct. >> jimmy: do you have to go to classes and stuff? >> coach cal is forcing us to. i don't know why. we just won the national championship. >> jimmy: yeah. what was the first class you had to g

. >> i think they should give back, but he could have set in a bert fashion. >> reporter: all the employees at sonny's live in the neighborhood. in fact, when they bought the store there were no lights no, ceiling, the liquor stored away. now the store is bright and there's merchandise on the shelf. the next project, getting rid of the bulletproof glass. >> i owe it to my employees. we want to treat our customers like our family. >> reporter: her customers say it goes a long way. delia goncalves, wusa 9. >>> now to the campaign for the republican nomination. rick santorum's daughter was admitted to the hospital. three-year-old isabella suffers from a condition, and according to the national institute of health, half of the patients born with this condition don't even survive their first week of life. this is the second time in the last few months isabella has had to go to the hospital. she was admitted in january with pneumonia. >>> we have some other health news. and this time it's about a very special member of our 9news now family. jc hey wampltd this afternoon on her noon show, jc annou

it goes back to bert law's day, where he would always be so nauseous before a show, because he doesn't know why they were laughing. i usually know why. oh, they laughed at that, what a shock. but most of a time i get a hint because the actors are funny. >> the bit i loved today is where you meet the dalai lama courtesy of richard gere. i asked the dalai lama, have you ever watched a richard gere movie, and he said he hadn't. it was a really fascinating experience to meet somebody like him who just doesn't lead a life like the rest of us. you see so much of the opposite end, the excessives. >> the people who use everything you mentioned >> and yet a lot of them are unhappy. the point the dalai lama was making is just being idolized, having all the material things in the world, that doesn't bring you happiness. >> i think, material things, i don't see get people in trouble. it's the everybody pulling at them and, you know, anytime. i solved it going in. i said, i'm not going to wait for relatives to pull me and ask for money. i hire them right off the bat. my kids, my wife, everybody's i

as josh hum bert reports, he was the only suspect. >> reporter: in late 2009, police in west valley utah trophy of evidence that could -- trove of evidence that could have linked josh powell to the disappearance of his wife. police found two fans were set up and blowing on the living room sofa that appeared to have just been cleaned. a day later near that sofa, they found blood evidence was located on the tile floor next to the carpet. tests on this blood indicated it was susan powell's. police also discovered a chilling set of papers in a salt lake city safe deposit box owned by susan. even though she had used the box twice, the warrants say at the time she wrote how she does not trust her husband and he has threatened to destroy her if they get divorced. it ends with an ominous warning that if susan powell dies, it may not be an accident even if it looks like one. sources reveal that josh powell changed his story several times and he hid sim cards for cell phones that could have been used as evidence. the search has caught powell's father in a web of child porn. they found multiple tap

bert? >> we look at world war ii and franklin roosevelt seemed so long ago seven years since the bombing of pearl harbor. and you don't really realize that much of american politics from foreign policy to domestic policy is shaped by the events that happened in world war ii. franklin roosevelt was very anxious for an active role of government in the american economy. of course world war ii provides that in a big way and has gone into some of those details. but roosevelt wanted it that way after the war, too. that's the important thing. so franklin roosevelt created the national resource planning board to read they were supposed to take ideas for after the war to run the american economy. roosevelt picked this up and the state of the union speech of 1944 he talked about the economic bill of rights. the economic bill of rights, and i quote from parts of it include bear right to a useful clean new narrative job. the right of every family to a decent home. the right to a good education, the rig

a waitress in indianapolis after she served mistakenly alcohol to a young boy celebrating his 10th bertand the boy began to feel sec halfway through the drink, turned out there was booze in the smoothy, after learning of the mix-up, the manager went over and told the boy could be quote, fine. and the brother wonders how can nen be sure? >> you never know, a child might have a reaction to the alcohol and might drink it all and pass out. >> harris: we know that the child was taken to the hospital as a precaution. indiana child protective services investigating whether any charges should be filed. olive garden has apologized to the family and says they're working to resolve the issue. fox news weather alert now, a tornado whipping through minnesota, leaving piles of rubble in its wake. wets saying the funnel cloud formed directly overhead and when it was said and done, greenhouses on a farm destroyed a trampoline stuck in a tree and no electricity and suzanne says there's not much left of the flower business she runs at the farm and neighbors pitching in wherever they can help. >> it was f

what in the bert and ernie is going on? the stories you're talking about in a moment. but first the news you need to know right now. as we go on the air tonight, i want you to take a look at what's happening in the midwest. there is a major tornado outbreak going on. so far it's affecting mostly rural areas, but it's headed for some big cities like wichita and kansas city. we have confirmed reports that a possible tornado has hit a hospital in creston, iowa. a search and rescue operation is under way. a hospital spokesman says they are triaging and moving patients. dozens of tornadoes have been reported and more than 5 million people live in the at-risk area. our jacqui jeras is monitoring the story, and we'll be checking in with her throughout this hour here on cnn. another big story, a prostitution scandal rocking the secret service tonight. 11 agents were someplaced on administrative lead today for bringing hookers to a hotel in colombia ahead of president barack obama's visit. they were doing security prep for the summit of the americas. >>> now to the stories you'