we're presently sitting in central kansas which is the site of a intercontinental ballistic missile base that was part of the cold war era and this particular site was a at was after missile silo which was nuclear hardened and i purchased this site in 2008 with the idea of converting it into a nuclear hardened bunker. the idea to go after a luxury bunker and design a facility like that became in the sas in the early on in the conceptual design phase because we realized that with the relativity so and here we have a full pharmacy who's got everything from the minor surgeries i personally think it's better to depend on yourself than the government for protection so if you can you know what we would do what's the downside here the downside is your family might not survive because you made the wrong choice of being prepared you thought that the government was in take care of you and if you make those arrangements then. you still have a backup plan if you fail then maybe the government's there but if you come in the government may fail but your backup plan so i would try to do it myself. and

we're presently city and central kansas which is the site of a intercontinental ballistic missile base that was part of the cold war era and this particular site was a at was after missile silo which was nuclear hardened and i purchased this site in 2008 with the idea of converting it into a nuclear hardened bunker. the idea to go after a luxury bunker and design a facility like that became in the sas in the early on in the conceptual design phase because we realized that with the relatively small number of units that we could put into that facility they would have to be at a higher price point. in the number one criteria that came up and that was a lot of people would say why need a bunker that would protect me and my family for 4 to 6 months. then the next guy would come in and say well i was thinking that boy i need something for at least a year and then somebody who has a what if we had a global climate change that wiped out crops for years and we had to be in there for years so we quickly got feedback from potential customers that had a really big span and timeframe. and go over i

running around 9 or 10 degrees below average get into those central areas colorado denver at around freezing kansas city at around freezing as well but as we go through the next couple of days just watch how these brighter colors the lighter colors the yellow with colors start to push back up it will warm up into those central areas not all good news though because we do have a fair amount of snow in the forecast at present just around texas. are pushing a little further north with that snow towards the southwest in kona that's all going to make its way further more towards at ace was not it does so over the next couple of days with that warmer air coming in behind we can expect some flooding diary. thank you everton still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour a grim task for flood survivors in kenya digging to find the remains of missing loved ones. thousands of colombians refuse to back down as they protest against corruption and economic inequality. in spite of the rockets they're losing streak against them miami heat action from the n.b.a. that's coming up a little later. day one of a new era in te

a very warm day in the rockies, and heading into the central plain, and 71 in denver. and 60 in kansasome of these areas that dealt with the snow last week. and then tomorrow, some of that warmth pushes that areas of the midwest. unfortunately, for the great lakes and the northeast, it doesn't quite get here, even areas like milwaukee and chicago and buffalo and the northeast, it warms up a little, but we're not going to see that 50s and 60s. >> now i know why yasmin's mood is affected by the weather every day. >> you like how i did that, tied that full circle? >> you don't want to discuss her personality. >> not her personality. >> let's just focus on the mood. exactly. >>> still ahead, disney's streaming service gets millions of new subscribers and possibly a hacking problem along with it. we have those new reports. >> plus the president meets with the fed chairman after calling him among other things a quote bonehead. the take-aways from that meeting and the other stories driving your business day today. day. makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo! taking a b

to kansas, oklahoma boarder, that would be the central pic and then from that order down to texas would be the southern region of the planes. within those three subregions it gave us the ability to look more specific at the interactions of women and the environment and economic opportunities, the types of movements of people through the area that contributed to unique expenses in those regions. space matters in terms of the subregions but time matters and so the experiences were of course very dependent on outside influences. so, for example, the first era that we look at is up to 1803. this is in the north. it's when you had european contact with native people's in the south contact had started earlier of course we ended at 1803. 1803-1869 when you've got the influence of technology, of public policies, political policies that reshaped the region. so, for example, the u.s.-mexico border, the influence of the transcontinental railroad, the passage of the homestead act which brought in people from outside the region into the region, but also created conflict amongst the people that were

also i want to be clear we don't think the statistics, kansas relies on statistics, awaiting their bat statistics, and are not relevant it to the centralquestion, so our point is that a, alicia have to rely on this statistics? right >> you said something, that certainly caught my attention, i thought the officer was probably doing the right thing, in my experience, people who own cars, will likely be the drivers. and of. matter >> and you point out, not them, you point out the driver, has lost its license, now it becomes more difficult you keep saying that are.. not a defined by roofs, i don't see that, you are seeing other things, what other things? if other things are relevant to this, why not quality officer? ask him about them? if you want to say no no, that's unreasonable, even my fat, you probably did not say that, because the action, statistics stroll, 75%, 60%, but not.. okay, so what it what is it, that he thinks is that a picture thinks in the facts? here >> the i said, what is it, when i'm not talking about what he might have done, and saying what, fact is there, other than, the one you point to, the one you add it, you thin