. >> debra myers didn't intend on selling her organic bath and body line infusia in grocery stores. >we really thought about who our customer is, where they are at, and what they can afford. >> but that is exactly where the lotions, handmade bath balms and homemade bath salts have ended up. >> it has been a good choice for us. >> infusia which is from woodland, texas, was inspired by bath spas in mind. afterall, that is her background after having worked for big brands like chanel and elizabeth arden. >> that is all the background i knew with prestige and certain level of snob appeal, and i really wanted to go after that. >> it was during her conversations with recognizable brand names she was dealt a little blow to her entrepreneurial ego. >> i was told that the products were not high end enough, and that the price point was not high enough, and that is quite devastating frankly, but then i took it as a blessing. i said, you know, this is amazing, because now i can focus on the area that i'm wanting to concentrate on. >> going forward it became myers' plan to make sure that enfusia's

well, i've got to get hold of this forrest myers.ulptures and collections around the world, forrest "frosty" myers has been creating influential works for over 40 years. back in 1969, he was at the center of new york's vibrant art scene. so here's the chip that i told you about, frosty. now, you did make this, right? oh, yes, this is one of the chips. how many were there? i think there were 16 of them; there might have been 20. here's mine. tell me, what inspired you to create this? well, going to the moon was the biggest thing in our generation. it's hard to explain that to the kids today. i mean, we were stepping off the planet. my idea was to get six great artists together and make it a tiny little museum that would be on the moon. frosty explains that david novros and john chamberlain did drawings that looked like circuitry, claes oldenburg contributed his signature mickey mouse, and robert rauschenberg, a single minimalist line. andy warhol decided that he would do his signature, which was an "a" and a "w." but frosty says that

myers. it's been a remarkable program today and it's time to wrap it up, but i hope you've all benefited from the words that were spoken today. it was some 60 years ago on the korean peninsula and the future of cokorea was very much in dou. and despite the korea became in abject poverty, devastated by conflict with seemingly few prospects for suffering people. but in the space of a few decades, nothing short of a miracle took place. today the republican of korea is a force for good in northeast asia, a bastion of democracy, and a staunch ally of the united states with an economy that's the envy of the world. mun of this would have been possible without your sacrifices and those of your fallen comrades. so on behalf of those in uniform serving today and an eternally grateful nation, thank you, we are standing on the shoulders of giants. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes came today's say money. we thank you all for attending and helping us honor those who sacrific

evers chad myers joins us live. chad? you know, even though the storms are gone, anderson, people picking up the pieces still get injured. they still get killed. they touch live wires. they're down. they didn't realize it. they step on boards. things happen. sometimes the most dangerous part of a storm if you're not really in it is after the storm. we have to remember these people have a lot of kleining up to do. many of those towns are completely devastated. now, the weather tonight is not as bad as it was last night. i'm seeing a lot of these storms kind of die off. we still have some watch boxes which mean, yeah, something could still pop up, but this is what it looked like at 5:00 this morning, anderson, let's go. let me try to circle harrisburg right there. a line of weather came in from the west and slammed right through this city. at a really odd time. 5:00 in the morning. typically that's the coldest time of day and storms don't fire up then but they did last night. i don't think they'll do the same thing tonight

that's what made these storms so volatile. >> chad myers, appreciate it. we'll continue to check in with you as warranted. on the phone is a storm chaser who rode out the worst of the weather in henryville, indiana. what was the scene like when you got to help nryville? >> reporter: well, shortly after the tornado hit the city, there was very heavy damage. the first thing we come up on was an elementary junior high school. most of the schools had let out during the day but there was about 71 children still at the school at 2:30 time frame. when that happened, the roof collapsed, the walls collapsed and they were trapped in a part of the building. it took the local fire department and some local people, medical people to help get the kids out of the school. while we were trying to get the kids out of the school, tornado number two hit us again about 15 minutes after the first tornado and that produced baseball to softball-sized hail, 80-mile-an-hour winds and did massive damage. we had people running. they got hit with baseball and softball-size hail and in

chad myers, i'm walking back over here to you. >> this is my nerve center.t get any information out there. i'm standing in front of a camera and i can't look at my computer. so i run here to see where is the next tornado coming from. i'm really worried about cincinnati that the point. the storms that rolled over henryville, and literally two of them in tandem, are going to go over the ohio river and into boone county, kentucky and into cincinnati proper. we have so many storms with tornadoes on the ground. we literally can't talk about all of them. we get to as many of the big ones as we can, but trust me, there is probably f-0s and f-1s that i haven't looked at because i'm looking at these f-4s. big, big tornadoes today. >> we were talking about louisville, the one rolling through there, and the point you made earlier is there is going to be an entire other system on the back end of it later on today. >> we're seeing that on the top side of illinois, but there will be more in tennessee, mississippi and alabama roll on up even into the east coast, up into vi

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nbc's lisa myers explains why. >> augusta national golf club is among the most hallowed ground in golf, in its tournament, the masters, has provided some of golf's most memorable moments from its brightest stars. but this year's event threatened to be overshadowed by controversy. the exclusive club which includes the titans of american business, has long refused to accept women as members. but historically, it has invited the ceo of ibm to join, and the past four have. now, the new ceo of ibm is a woman, ginni rometty, who is said to play golf, though sparingly. so augusta is under pressure to finally admit a woman. >> a lot of the people who cover the tournament cover the club, think that in fact female membership will come to augusta national, but it will be on augusta's terms. and on augusta's timeline. >> at augusta, barriers have been slow to fall. the first black member, ron townsend, was admitted in 1990. the legendary professional golfer lee trevino, a mexican american, is reported to have changed his shoes in the parking lot because he found the clubhouse racially hostile. mar

this is in fort myers, florida at the airport. we're hearing that the woman kicked, scratched and spit on crewmembers. >>mark: this comes on the heels of a jet blue flight when a captain had to be subdued by passengers after suffering from what jet blue is calling a medical emergency. the pilot became excuse me, the co-pilot became worried because the captain was exhibiting erratic behavior. the captive started banging on the door and running up and down the aisle screaming about a bomb. there are four passes that help to wrestle the captain to the ground. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! ( clears throat ) sorry. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>mark: here is video out of fairfax around 7:00 p.m., a significant damage done to this home. thankfully, no one was in

we begin with nbc's lisa myers. >> reporter: in the last few years, goldman sachs has come under searing criticism, but today's extraordinary attack came from within. greg smith, an executive based in london with the firm for 12 years, blasted goldman, citing a toxic culture and decline in the firm's moral fiber. he said goldman often focusses how much money it can make off its clients, instead of on the clients' best interest. >> it's astonishing to see such withering criticism made public at a firm that always disdained that kind of action. >> reporter: smith wrote, "it makes me ill how callously people talk about ripping their clients off. i have seen five different managing directors refer to their own clients as muppets." >> there is absolutely validity to what was written today, based on all the conversations i've had with clients of goldman sachs over many, many years. they well know their interests are not always, in fact perhaps not often, aligned with that of the firm. >> reporter: experts say clients may stay because of goldman's size and connections. these accusations come a

our report on all of it tonight from nbc's lisa myers. >> the organization known for its iconic pink ribbon is taking a hit where it hurts. at races for the cure around the country. in southwest florida, donations down almost 30%. lafayette, louisiana, down 27%. ft. worth, texas, race registration down 40%. >> we do recognize that people are upset with komen right now. even on a local level. >> the biggest affiliate, new york city, just canceled its annual gala. the cause, a spokesman says, we're not certain about our ability to fundraise in the near future. eve ellis, a former new york board member whose family has raised or donated about $250,000, says she's closed her check book. >> i stopped giving to komen because it no longer represents who i thought komen was. and that to me is extremely sad. >> komen's hierarchy is in turmoil. today, the chairman of the board stepped down and was replaced by a previous chairman who is close to the founder and ceo nancy brinker. three top executives have resigned. all said it was a personal decision but opposed komen's recent effort to withdra

. >> reporter: 25-year-old paul myers has been smoking since he was 15. he has always liked the ritual. >> i grew up as a musician. so i was always around kids that wanted to play music and smoke cigarettes. >> reporter: he is one of the 88% of smokers who start in their teens and then are hooked as adults. a new report today from the surgeon general says teen smoking is an epidemic. 1 in 4 high school seniors regularly smoke cigarettes. while cigarette smoking has decreased over the decades, that decline has slowed. >> the rate of decline in smoking has gone down over the last few years because government investment in anti-smoking programs has actually gone down. >> reporter: the numbers out today are staggering. 600,000 middle school students smoke along with 3 million high school students. most shocking, more than 1,200 americans die every day due to cigarettes. but for every death at least two young adults become regular smokers. >> ironically, young kids are not that worried, teenagers are not that worried about long-term health consequences. >> rep

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we get a report tonight from our senior investigative correspondent lisa myers. >> reporter: richard quarter and his unit were on their way to iraq last may when the plane landed in germany to refuel. quarter used these pay phones inside a secure military area to call his family in texas. paying with his debit card. >> going into the combat zone. i wanted her to know everything was going to be fine and i was going to come home. >> reporter: he left a quick message for his wife dharma. >> hi, honey, i love you. >> reporter: how much were you charged for that? >> $41 for that three-second voicemail. >> reporter: sergeant jeremy burns was shocked to pay a total of $176 for two calls he says were less than five minutes each. how do you feel about that? >> a little ticked off. pretty ridiculous. >> reporter: now sergeant quarter is suing the company he says gouged him and thousands of other troops. the company bbg communications is headquartered here in san diego. >> it's terrible that they would do that to us. we fight for their freedom. and they're going to take our money, rip us off? >

bristol-myers offered $22 per share, but amylin said no. shares of amylin responded by jumped almost 55% to over $23 per share. b-m-y, the interested buyer, was unchanged. one reason for the interest may be amylin's diabetes drugs. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: investors in all kinds of health care stocks are now facing an anxious wait. the supreme court wrapped three days of arguments over president obama's healthre law, anthe cours desionn whether to scuttle all or parts of the law is not expected until late june. as darren gersh reports, the key question today was, how much of the law could remain if the individual mandate is struck down? >> reporter: sometimes legal argument is elevated and subtle, and sometimes it's pretty basic. here's how justice elena kagan summed up the choice before the court today. >> and the question is always, does congress want half a loaf? is half a loaf better than no loaf? >> well, justice kagan, i think there are situations where half a loaf is actually worse. >> reporter:aul ement prests

i want to bring in chad myers.ight for a lot of country from alabama and in between. >> when you talk 17 states, you go, wow. ohio, west virginia, illinois, you keep going around. especially the tennessee valley, the ohio valley. that's the core where the major tornadoes could be today. >> how bad could it get? >> easily as bad as we saw in harrisburg, illinois. no question about it. there will be storms, there will be tornadoes that big. the good news is few towns have been hit. morris mill and a little farther to the north up in cleveland, tennessee there was scattered damage but nothing yet went through a huntsville or chattanooga. no downtown has been hit yet so far, but that's just luck of the draw. >> let me pause and ask -- do we have him on the line? we have a storm chaser, and chad, please join in the conversation. we have jeff, storm chaser. jeff, i understand you are 20 miles north of evansville, indiana. >> yes. yes. >> what are you doing? what are you seeing? >> with that tornado, this tracks anywhere

it's great down here. >> that guy's got to be tall because chad myers is 6'8".u bet. >>> up next, "the situation room" with wolf blitzer. wolf? >> we have a lot coming up at the top of the hour. a lot of politics. also some national security concerns right here in the united states. testimony today before a house homeland security committee, don, about hezbollah apparently having operatives right here in the united states. we're checking that. we've got the latest on romney and santorum. a lot of news happening right here in "the situation room" don? >> thank you, wolf. we look forward to that. >>> you know, they're here, they're among us and they can attack whenever they want. that's what a panel of witnesses told a house committee on homeland security today. they warned that hezbollah agents backed by iran are raising money across the u.s. comedian peter king says there may be hundreds of them already here. >> these threats are real. they can be sooner rather than later and as a committee, as a congress and as a government we simply cannot afford to ignore thi

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>> chad myers, appreciate it. we'll continue to check in with you. on the phone is a storm chaser who road out de of the werst of the weather in henriville. what was it like? >> shortly after 3:00, we went in to see in the search and rescue mode. we came up on an elementary/junior high school. there were about 71 children still at the school at 2:30 timeframe. when that happened, they were trapped in part of the building. it took multiple medical people to help get the kids out of the school. while we were trotting the kids out of the school, tornado two hit us again about 15 minutes after the first tornado. that produces baseball to softball sized hail, 80-mile-per-hour winds and massive damage. people hit with hail and injured while they were trying to pull people from the rubble from the first tornado. that was in henriville, and it went up to marysville, taking in massive heavy hits. the town by some accounts, the town is gone. i have not been up there, can't get up there, but there was massive damage in marysville. there was massive aide this af

>> chad myers, appreciate it. we'll continue to check in with you. on the phone is a storm chaser who rode of the werst of the weather in henriville. what was it like? >> shortly after 3:00, we went in to see in the search and rescue mode. we came up on an elementary/junior high school. there were about 71 children still at the school at 2:30 timeframe. when that happened, they were trapped in part of the building. it took multiple medical people to help get the kids out of the school. while we were trotting the kids out of the school, tornado two hit us again about 15 minutes after the first tornado. that produces baseball to softball sized hail 80-mile-per-hour winds and massive damage. people hit with hail and injured while they were trying to pull people from the rubble from the first tornado. that was in henriville, and it went up to marysville, taking in massive heavy hits. the town by some accounts, the town is gone. i have not been up there, can't get up there, but there was massive damage in marysville. there was massive aide this afternoon

chad myers joins us live. chad?e picking up the pieces still get injured. a couple of showers are popping up with lightning across parts of tennessee and kentucky and west virginia, but not the storms that popped up last night. the storms that fired up in the middle of the night don't typically do that. when the sun dice off, like it did today the storms typically die off because you lose the heat of the day. it is that heat that will make the air want to rise like a hot air balloon and you heat the air with sunshine and the heat wants to rise and you get bubbling clouds, and that is what happened yesterday day, but last night, the storms kept going, because the energy of the atmosphere kept it going and colder air aloft and even though it was nott cold down there, it was warm up here and the air wanted the go up, because it was warmer that on the air below it. and so showers to nashville, but nothing rotating and no more tornado warnings or watches for tonight. it is a mild night. now n is a very good time, and i s

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