be prepared because two weeks ago, the america's cup teams were racing in names, italy -- napeles, italyg like 500,000 spectators turned out during the course of that week. remember, that was only a week of activities. so you got a sense of that in the earlier video that we saw and even the rain didn't deter the fans. i know from what jimmy spittle said, him and his crew had difficulty in just making their way to the regatta village through the crowds.

be prepared because two weeks ago, the america's cup teams were racing in names, italy -- napeles, italyg like 500,000 spectators turned out during the course of that week. remember, that was only a week of activities. so you got a sense of that in the earlier video that we saw and even the rain didn't deter the fans. i know from what jimmy spittle said, him and his crew had difficulty in just making their way to the regatta village through the crowds. combine this with the enthusiasm or combine that enthusiasm with the natural stadium that san francisco offers, then the america's cup i think we can all perhaps start to see will be simply sensational. they have raced all over the world and i can tell you that san francisco was at the front of the cue when the natural attributes were handed out. to me, the bay area is the perfect sailing stadium. you have strong winds. you have an open relatively deep waterfront where the boats can cut the sail right in close against the peers and so forth and having competed in the olympics in america's cup quite a few times, i have seen firsthand the po

mist in new york city to our twit other pictures in greensboro, north carolina, with the clouds and napele the past couple weeks. this is brand new. look at the hot spot of red hot pink there, that is a moderate risk of severe weather today. if there's going to be tornadoes in the storm it's likely to be in that zone and continue to watch the low spiraling very near south florida. run up the eastern seaboard a little bit and stay in the southeast, might even wiggle around there. that could make it a messy three, four days and could take coastal areas and seen central and south florida into the rain and >>and now what's your name. >> haley. >> where are you from. >> kentucky. >> really? are you from kentucky too? we need to talk. i'm from kentucky too. we'll talk about kentucky. all weather brought to you by ashley furniture. elizabeth? >> thank you, sorry, sam. busy talking to kevin costner who is singing songs to me. >> well, that's not exactly true but kind of true. >> kind of true. at any rate you're here because of the classic american view "hatfields and mccoys" is about to go on the

. >> automobiles, a lot of the houses, you know, you're talking about napeles, florida doing well. obviously have miami doing well. what a bad market that was. you have orange county doing better. that is commuteville meaning people are taking advantage of lower interest ratings and buying homes. virtual circle for the united states. >> finally, you did the today show this morning talking about facebook, right? it's on the cover of the new york times. we had a retail investor on yesterday who got burned, basically, on friday. had to sell it at a loss. called it at a tragedy. says you can't fight the machines. how long term do you think the american investor is going to feel about not just ipos or facebook, but buying stocks in america. >> once again, john was on last night. >> i'm an individual stock guy. why? because you can get great yield. you can get great performance. i don't think the game is fixed. the ipo process, it's always been dicey. i said it would be like street.are com. facebook is better than the street. but i just wanted to be cautionary. >> when we come back, we'l