and boys club augusta national and new calls for women to wear the green jacket. will a ceo change the masters course? and play ball. opening day 2012 is here, new stadiums, new lineups and new chances. get your peanuts and crackerjacks grab a seat. the first pitch just hours away. but we begin in dallas. as many as 13 tornadoes danced around the city, tore through the suburbs. so far no fatalities but emergency crews are fanning out to see if anyone is trapped at the wreckage. today s dallas morning news describes the onslaught as fast and fierce. it show as twister surrounded by debris. and the star telegram shows rubble. in arlington texas, at least 150 homes were destroyed. good morning. good morning, carol. it s amazing how widespread this damage was. that s a bedroom if you can t make it out behind me. they are going through places like this to make sure no one is trapped or injured. look at that. oh, my god! violent weather whipping across north texas spawn
coming week. thank you very much for keeping us updated. we love the viewer images as well. thanks. you bet. shannon: a new study shows a large number of adults are moving back in with mom and dad. brenda is live with more on what is driving the popular trend. hi? hey. there is no place like home. that s what many of your children are saying. even after they have left for college, graduated, and started working. a new survey says young adults are coming home at the highest level in more than half a century. three in ten adults age 25 to 34 move out for school or work, are back to live with their parents. that s the word from a pugh research report just released. and if you look at 18 to 24-year-olds, the number is even higher. half of young adults from that group live at home. call them the boomerang generation. the main reason? the bust, mainly a weak economy. they can t find jobs that pay
it is the eighth straight day of price hikes. the national average for a gallon of gas is now $3.83. that s 31 cents higher than it was just one month ago. president obama is putting his re-election campaign into high gear. he kicked off a jam packed day at a fund-raising in his hometown of chicago. and then he flew atlanta for a series of events. two of them hosted by filmmaker tyler perry. 13-hour campaign blitz raised nearly $5 million. a notorious nazi criminal has died. 91-year-old john demanuk was living in a home for the elderly when he passed away easterly dwroi day. the retired u.s. autoworker was sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty of assisting in mass murder at a death camp in poland. but he was released pending his appeal. 911 calls are being released in the shooting of an unarmed florida teenager. he was shot and killed last month allegedly by a neighborhood watch captain in a gated community. here s a conversation between the alleged
signed the stimulus into law two and a half years ago he created expectations that his policies would improve poverty levels. it s a plan that rewards responsibility, lifting 2 million americans from poverty. that hasn t happened and today s data will likely intensify the debate over the policies in 2012. it s not completely obama s economy because the recession that we ve been struggling with as a nation began and really festered before he took office. almost everybody agrees that at some point the economy is obamas at some point, it doesn t work anymore to say it s the fault of the bush administration. the census bureau reported that 6 million americans, the so-called boomerang generation are living with their parents up 25% in 200 and half of the boomerangs, will join the poverty ranks if they didn t have their parents home to fall back on. james rosen, fox news. bret: california democratic senator diane feinstein says she was wiped out by a long
rate rose almost 2 points to 22%. trace. james, another standout in this new report is the boomerang generation. what is that all about? this is the slang term used by determinegraphers at the census bureau to rough to americans between 25 and 34 who return to live in their parents homes n the spring of 2011 when the survey was conducted there y were up 25% over the spring of 2007. once mortgage census bureau found that 45 percent of these boomerang, roughly 2.7 million more americans would join the poverty ranks if they didn t have their parents homes to fall back on. thank you. british lawmakers have more questions about the tabloid hacking scandal and they are looking for answers from some current and news corp executives. news corp owns fox news and other media outlets.