if i was going to lose her i wasn t going to lose her sitting down. this is the cbs morning news for thursday, june 13th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. well, this morning a potentially dangerous line of storms stretches from iowa to maryland. by the time all is said and done later today as the severe weather moves east, 75 million people in 19 states may be affected by damaging winds, heavy rain, hail, or tornados. late yesterday at least two tornados touched down in northern iowa. part of a restaurant was demolished, but no injuries are reported. tornadoes were also reported in illinois and ohio. and though the worst of the weather was south of chicago, the willis tower took a direct hit from a bolt of lightning. the weather was bad enough in chicago to cause major travel disruptions and some power outages. the commuter rail system was temporarily shut down and over 400 flights were canceled at the city s two main airports. you ve g
the bank will consider internal and external replacements. david: the government ran a budget deficit $139 billion, 11% jump year-over-year. the deficit from eight months in 2013 fiscal year was down 26% from the previous year. liz: $3.5 billion buyback program. the world s largest cable company said it intends to move the program in the next 10 years. david: bringing in $6.9 billion in revenues. liz: facebook greeting its own version of the hashtag define what other users are talking about. acknowledging the future is similar to services like twitter and others, but trying to do it in their own way. after the bell starts right now. david: let s get right to it on a big down day. the president and cio says a pullback, and he pulled a great opportunity to buy in. also, in the pits of the cme. and we start there in chicago. do you smell fear in the market or is this just a pause? two or three weeks ago talked about how great it was, now we re seeing a shift as they ponder t