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Problem of a dead body in the trunk qualifying, jon for the high occupancy vehicle lane. joking aside, argument from the legal purists you have to go back to the legislature and change the language. jenna: jon, do you think they need to be more specific? >> yeah, they do need to be more specific but here's the thing the legislative intent, as doug said that is key. what did the ledge you're intend when they passed the carpool lanes? was it to have a paperwork you could identify as person or reduce congestion. the judge in this traffic trial could do a lot of different things. he could dismiss ...

Little known louisiana monroe did some upsetting of their own. arkansas, number eight in the country, had a 28 point lead when the small school responded big time with just 47 seconds left in the game. louisiana tied it up on the touchdown pass. arkansas kicked a field goal in overtime, it wouldn't be enough. on 4th down, quarterback browning scrambled there, 16 yards to pay dirt and 34-31 the upset and browning had 481 yards, all purpose in the game. other upsets. ranked teams oklahoma state, nebraska and wisconsin losing to unranked opponents, so we're not alone, clayton. >> alisyn: misery l...

talking about cuts and specifically what's handed to em because of the debt ceiling deal reached earlier this week. initially they know they have to cut 350 million which more or less they are okay with and won't necessarily sacrifice our national security, but where the big question mark comes is if that committee can not decide on how they will make those additional cuts to equal around or about $1.2 trillion, they will have to cut hundreds of billions, 500 billion, 600 billion, 700 billion just to defense, and to quote, i want to get this precise for you, the defense secretary sai...

Together, chasing those storms around! hopefully they'll have a less eventful spring next time around. meanwhile noaa is releasing stunning numbers on this deadly tornado outbreak. this year's violent storms as you would imagine, looking at these pictures, are going to be in the record books, folks. take a look. 2011 is currently ranked the eighth deadliest year. we are counting 481 fatalities so far in these storms. 1925 is the one that you see that popped up in the middle there, that is the deadliest year, nearly 800 lives were lost in that year, however, this chart was updated last monday...

We've had tornado outbreaks where more died like in alabama or mississippi, but this was one single tornado. and we're almost getting there towards the woodward one, of course the try say the one in 1947 that killed 695 people. and now everyone's wondering what's going on because this year alone we've had 481 fatalities. it's the seventh deadliest year we've ever had and this has been easily the deadliest in the modern era of technology. we'll talk more about our high risk of severe storms later on in the show and we'll do it all again this it afternoon. >> all right, bill. also coming up, son...