in just a bit. jenna: well, new next hour, today is the deadline to file charges against this young man. his name is t.j. lane. he is accused of opening fire on a group of students at an ohio high school. prosecutors are expected to ask that this 17-year-old be tried on murder charges as an adult. iran s underground nuclear facilities, we heard a lot about them recently. apparently they may not be as elusive as the country thinks. new information suggesting why they are vulnerable to military strikes. a unique program in the florida everglades. man s best friend, rooting out a big enemy endangering the region s wildlife. we have a live report next hour. jon: some new privacy rules in effect for billions of users of google. customers now being given two options to agree to the new policy. either they can click a button saying okay, got it, or read pages of mind-numbing legalese. which would you choose? peter doocy is live from washington. so what happens, peter if
as you say you agree to do online banking. b-of-a is not alone. jpmorgan chase, country s biggest bank, wells fargo looking at ways to raise fees. to be honest with you banks lose money on very basic accounts. this is one way they re trying to recoup some of that lost money in very difficult economy. will not sit well with consumer. jenna: don t want face-to-face contact, right? right. jenna: no face-to-face. ashley, you re right. they will find the fees somewhere and bank of america starts doing it they always do, yeah. jenna: ashley, thank you. thanks, jenna. jon: well, a series of deadly tornados rips through the midwest killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens more, leveling homes and buildings and might not be over. also the huffington post is underfire a satire on rick santorum s religion. why some critics are calling it vicious and outrage just.
the drug dealer. yeah. heroin is devastating to young teens in this country in recent years. that being said we can t condone a system of vigilante justice. a mom, a petite mother showing up at the alleged drug dealer s house with a baseball bat, not only dangerous for the drug dealer, it is dangerous for the mom because there is no telling what that situation could escalate into. jenna: why would you want this case, a little unclear who is exactly filing the charges against this mother. who would want to, even take this case on? i think what probably happened is the alleged drug dealer, made a criminal complaint. and you know, despite the fact someone may be a criminal, he may have criminal convictions, may be a drug dealer, someone will make a criminal complaint i was assaulted with a baseball bat, the police and prosecutor s hand are tied to act on that. we may all say bravo for the mom, great job. if we condone that sort of system of justice really our system of justice will fa
anti-romney. it will go to either santorum or to gingrich. the northeast, heavily pro-romney. some of the caucus states with mormon populations, they go to romney. some of the other caucus states could go to santorum, gingrich or paul. so you are seeing some regional splits here. i don t know that it will necessarily carry over to the fall. any republican candidate will win the vast majority of the south and border states. not all of them but most of them in november. jenna: very interesting, larry. always nice to have you on a thursday. thank you so much. thanks a lot. enjoyed it as always. jon: a fox news alert and another sad incident of school violence to tell you about. this one happened in chicago at a school called the ami kids center. it is alternative school that provides education for kids who have had trouble in other chicago public schools. apparently a student pulled out a knife around 7:30 this morning, chicago time,
we re glad you re with us today. you are are tell us what is goingnon the town today. we have a lot of cleanup going on, a lot of resources provided from our regional friends and one shout out we want to give is to the city of op lin. they ve been really helpful in not only helping us ahead of the time and the region in preparing us for a future disaster but as the storm actually came through they were one of the first to give us a call and offer help with emergency spoonsd also building inspectors and police officers and they ve just been a real friend and neighbor to us. jenna: on the screen, we say branson, illinois but it s branson, missouri. i just want to be clear about that. because when you mention op lin, op lin of course is fresh in our minds when we think about tornado damage. and you say you actually, your town and other city officials learned a lot from op lin in the experience that they went through. tell us about how that changed maybe how you approached this disaste