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on monday there were six tornado repoports and on tuesday there wewere 15 5 tornadado reports. on top of that, hail the size of a baseball was reported in south dakota and strong winds in the southeast and u.s. midwest. more severe weather is expected for the areas like wisconsin as well as minnesota because the system is still existing. more threat for severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds and more tornadoes. because of the low-moving system there is a threat for flash floods across the great lakes region. there is another threat for severe weather across the northern plains, the rockies and the saskatchewans. the severe weather was caused by the tempererature contrast. warm air in the south and cool and chilly air behd itit. you can see mountain snow over british columbia as well as washingtgton state. across the south it's been dry across new mexico. that is causing wildfires. we have video coming out of new mexico. firefighters and emergency crews battled a large forest fire in new mexico tuesday. the flames were seen rising above the high tree tops in the nation

you wewere making online paymens for your student loans from a aniston? -- from afghanistan?t's correct. thank you so much for having me on. while i was deployed to 2011, itan in 2010 and also had to make sure i was making my month lease student loan payment to protect my financial future. can you talk about how much student loan -- debt you amassed? >> yes. college in 2007. i'd always wanted to go to college, but i knew that financially it would he a hardship that be a hardship. i chose to go to a state university that was local. over the course of two years, my yearly tuition bill rose $1600. while i was going to school, i was working multiple jobs trying to make ends meet, but i was drowning. in 2009, i decided to drop out of college, joined the army, so that i i could qualify for the g.i. bill. by that point, i had just over $10,000 in student loan debt. i enlisted in the army. about six months after i enlisted, i was to lloyd -- deployed to afghanistan. i called my student loan servicer and i said, i'm serving on active duty in the military and i'm about to deploy. is th

if you talk to the average wewer, they are saying no, don't think it is the coverage that is balanced, we think fox news is the balance to a progressive media culture out there. so, they recognize that they are going here because it provides a different and more conservative perspective, and that is what attracts those viewers. i think it amplifies 100 times in the digital space. people are going to the corners, reinforcing their perspective. and our phones, the digital age is designed to perpetuate that. right? i read three stories on my phone from various media outlets. every single one of those algorithms will then show stories that are just like it, with that perspective in front of me. why? because that is how it knows i will click. and we are living in an age where the click is king. it is easy to understand how people's perspective of the same event suddenly become warped and segmented into different perspectives. the wall street journal just did a tremendous graphic the last couple of weeks with a look at two facebook feeds side-by-side, a progressive and conservative you are,

happen, wewere to would have an economy that would be doing very well. this is probably an economy that everyone would feel very pleased was performing well, better than expected. goal,monetary policy, our is to price stability and maximum employment. we would probably feel we had done very well in achieving that. we usually make money. we have been making a lot of money in recent years, but the call of monetary policy is to not maximize our income. in a very strong economy like see athe treasury would lot of inflows in the forms of tax revenues, too. international. thehat extent do you feel strain in raising interest rates are low or negative rights that foreign central banks are pursuing, possibly out of concern for what it might mean for the dollar exchange rate. if that is a constraint, to what extent might do also be ,oncerned about the impact ong, of low domestic rates possibly distorting domestic markets? , the state ofso foreign economies, their growth outlooks and the stance of monetary policy, those are factors that influence the u.s. outlook.