getting clicked on. we re going to take a look at a tiny robot that s designed to keep our military and police out of danger. it look like science fiction, but it s real. which one do you want to see most? happening now comes right back. jenna: harris, more on that in just a second. we have to pay attention to some of the other stories, weather-related, across the country. wisconsin experiencing some several tornadoes tearing through parts of the state. check out this new video showing a funnel cloud forming right along the road. emergency management officials are trying to access the scope of the damage. several people were injured there, so while we concentrate on the east coast, we re paying attention across the middle of this country as well. sometimes the best way for us to tell a story is, of course, with your images. send us any pictures and video to u report at foxnews.com. we re going to try to get some of those images up on the air sometime this hour if we have some good
images, many of them from you, fox news viewers. we appreciate those photos. keep sending them, if you can, obviously, don t put yourself in danger. if you do have video as well, please, do that. u report at foxnews.com. that helps to tell your story across the country. president obama s leading economic adviser now saying that it is the private sector, ultimately, that will save america s ailing economy. after a week of really dismal reports that we got on housing and consumer confidence and the debt, the white house now says that more government spending is not the way to get to go here. instead they re calling on the private sector to pull the country out of the ditch. stuart varney has some thoughts on all this, he s the anchor of varney & company on the fox business network. good morning, stuart. reporter: martha. martha: talk to me about the response from austan goolsbee and his comments that, you know, to accomplish this we need to
65 miles per hour winds and first there s been a hurricane in new jersey. and in nock, amazing pictures one of the feeder bands, there is one rotating in towards the coast line and great getting th pictures and send them to you at u report, facebook, but the information helps us tell the story. take a look at the model. we talked about the computer models that he we look at and we get an idea exactly where a storm is going to go. this mod sl one that s a reliable one and it all along has been across the state of new jersey and you saw landfall here, this keeps is inland and if they re inland, over land, it will weaken more considerably and more quickly, it doesn t matter, any kind of a storm surge effect is going