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River valleys. that s where we ve seen all of this flooding from these rivers during the month of april and start of may, so not good news. even if we don t see severe weather, we re talking about hard rainfall. alisyn: we don t seem to get a break this spring. but maria, let s hope people are hearing your warning this morning. thank you. rick: this has been a punishing tornado season, so far, there have been 910 confirmed tornado, tornado, 875 in april, there have been roughly 14 deaths so far as a result of the tornadoes, more than the last seven years combined. a staggering statistic. the record number of tornadoes during the month of may was 542 and that was back in may of 2003. alisyn: so the cost in repairing what mother nature has destroyed in just minute necessary missouri, we have that for you, it s already in the tens of millions of dollars, and adding to the running tab of the monstrous natural disasters we ve seen this spring, well, how can ....
Community help stop colonel moammar gadhafi s aggression for a couple weeks now. that s right. but over the last couple of days or so international leaders have been pretty fast, really. let s have a look at how we got to where we are now. at around 8:45 we saw a plane overhead that appeared to be heading south and around 910 wourngs of our team witnessed a net, a fighter jet fall out of the sky in flames. we have since then spoken to an opposition fighter who has told us that that was one of their own aircraft that they were sending out to try to stop, bring a stop to gadhafi s military assault. the security council has authorized the use of force including enforcement of a no-fly zone. libya is not yours. libya is for all libyans. ....
Than a million dollars, from the american taxpayer and the judge, andrew napolitano, our fox news senior judicial analyst now discusses this, anything is possible, this if the congress wants to claw back, that is, make npr return the money that would not be possible and would require a lawsuit but if the congress wants to stop the several million a year it can do it by simple legislation and congress doesn t have to do that. npr is not owned by the government. and there are two ways to measure the gfrmenovernment fun receives an receives less than 1% of its budget from the congress annually and receives a lot of money from the 910 radio stations that are members of it and those radio stations are nonprofit radio stations, and, many of those stations receive money from state, local and the federal government. bill: the taxpayer dollars, best as we can tell, operational budgets, about, 1-3%, depending on the year. ....
Juan is such a wonderful human being with whom we ve all enjoyed working. there s one way that i think this could work out and end up in court. now, i ve done the research in looking at npr. very unique entity but it s owned by the 910 radio stations that are its members. the first amendment is not involved here even though npr receives government funds, it s such a small percentage of its operating budget that it s not deemed a government owned entity. therefore, the first amendment which only restrains the government does not restrain npr. but there is a law in washington, d.c. where npr is headquartered which said you cannot suffer an adverse employment decision like promotion or firing as a result of those with whom you associate when you re not at work. now, with whom does juan associate when he s not at work at npr? fox news. that would be us. evil fox news. if he were able to demonstrate to a court that he was fired for that reason, the court would order that the salary ....
In power. he was getting more moderate. heading in a direction of accommodation the sanction regime holding him place was starting to fail. iran would be more contained. a dictatorship trying to break out of its box iran would not be as dangerous as today. had the united states not invaded iraq, would we be done in afghanistan? probably. sean: saddam would be more moderate, more accommodating, iran would be more contained. and he would be moving away from his dictatorship. that s their analysis. this man doesn t know what he s talking about. he forgets the fact that saddam hussein was once again saber rattleling about innovating the invading the 910th province. he told the washington post he believes war should be made illegal. enough said. sean: brent bozell, appreciate you being here. our great, great, great american panel, straight ahead. ....