re going r to anorning. extreme weather alert okt more tornadoe touchingown this time at the state of kansas. a looat this m twister caught on camera. initial report say at through mltiple kansas when storm chasers spotted this one out of the ty of r where one home w reportedly destroyed. nword of any injuries. rick reichmuth jong us with a look where these nasty storms are red. the roof blownff the hououple in absutelye yesterday s stormse were all over thes tornadoes out as west kansas to the west ofi-35. not much out t. fect place snap tornadoes like that s over h and if they went eighborhoods. not a lot of home and neighborhoods out the not where yill want to see it today will not exactly be the same story. we wi see theorms fireoff to the east. itt stretches into the centr parthe state. you see on the radar a lot ain. at this point.ere though we are not going to be dealing withhat for the next couple of hours. see a lot of rain and downurs. itis going to be by t ti
financial news program on the money now maria bartiromo. here s a look at what is making news as we head in to a new week on the money. another day and another record. the market soared to fresh all-time highs with the dow and s&p reaching unchartered territory again. we have closer to dow 15,000 than ever. the dow and s&p rode a four day winning streak and stocks had hit new highs the nasdaq hit a fresh 12-year high probably due to an up beat report on jobless claims and money flew in to stock funds from cash. the market s winning streak was broken on friday. the federal reserve released minutes from the last open market committee meeting this week and by mistake they were e-mailed a day early to more than 100 people. so far, looks like there is no evidence of illegal trading as a result. though the sec is investigating. the minutes themselves, well it did open a new detait batum on whether or not the federal reserve will start to taper down the $85 billion worth of bond
is $2700. she got $600 out of every check. hummel, her boyfriend and six others took plea deals. in santa cruz county scott s valley high school closed today following a threat on face book. officials say the threat talked about shooting up the school stating if you go to school tomorrow, you will die. classes will resume on monday. today, chevron released a final report on the richmond refinery fire. a report covers what led to the fire and what changes chevron is making to prevent another accident. heather? there have been many reports from this accident in california cca, cal osha. the chevron richmond fire in august of last year threw a huge plume of smoke over the region, sent thousands of people to the hospital. today the company submit aid final report that spelled out causes and changes is required by law after any accident like this one. one of the things we all about is the high school. the issue is how chevron makes appropriate decisions to replace th
own markets despite flirting with the record high in the s&p and are we in danger with the quarter end just two days away. italy s attempts to form a government fatters once again. no wonder eurozone falters since october. this time from credit suisse who moves more than $100 to $942 and the company giving google glasses to 800 contest winners. even as it admits it s likely to lose money as a result of the foreign bribery allegations in mexico. stocks did rebound yesterday and put the s&p within two points of its all-time closing high and the dow with another record high. if the blue chips can add another 111 points this week will dow will post its biggest quarterly percentage gain in three and a half years. something we keep dancing with, jim, but at these levels it s tough sledding here getting past some of the headlines. we ve had this morning where there s been a big flight to safety with the drug stocks and the soft goods. this has become a market where oh, the
0 rick scott signed a law to cut early voting days in half. the latest academic analysis of the impact of that says at least 200,000 people did not vote in 2012, who otherwise would have voted because they couldn t wait in the eight-hour-long lines that rick scott created and then defended as the right thing to do. florida s electoral failure this year was so spectacular, it got a shout out from the president on election night, and a huge round of applause when he talked about those long lines and said we have to fix that. that same florida fail has become a rallying cry for the newly democratic florida politician charlie crist, as he mounts what might be a challenge to rick scott as governor. and all that attention, we think of florida as being unembarrassable, right? but all that attention has maybe made even unembarrassable florida a little embarrassed about the way they re doing their politics right now. since the elect, governor scott has backed down on his cut in early voting d