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Paul la cost and representative hines we have gotten updates. team civilian 266-pounds. barbour 256-pounds and representative hines' team team house lost an incredible 595-pounds! that is a total of more than 1400-pounds all together. congratulations to everyone involved. >> shannon: well, at least 30 people dead and more than 200 injured following three separate car bomb attacks in central baghdad. the attacks all near foreign embassies come on the heels of last month's contested parliamentary elections and raise questions about whether iraq is ready for u.s. withdrawal. i'm shannon bream. ho...

Sony, the world's smallest cassette player. oh, yes. the walkman changed the way we listened to music. not only that, changed the way we worked out didn't it? didn't matter that sound quality was horrible. the tapes had a tendency to break. you could pop your walkman into your bag and just go. 350 million walkmans were sold and of course they paved the way for the ipod. the number one gadget we think most changed modern society? the cell phone. remember when they looked like this? >> two more great reasons to come to highland super stores by saturday. one, this nokia portable cellular phone is...

Federal court, likely this morning. >> susan candiotti, thanks so much. >> you're welcome. 5 1/2 minutes after the hour. just in to cnn, rob marciano has been telling us about the bad weather going across florida. apparently it's gotten very serious. rob is here live with more details. tornado, rob? >> tornado warning right now. not confirmed on the ground but the radar signature is pretty strong right now. and the problem with this thing is it's now heading out of the everglades and into more populated areas along the i-75 and 595 intersection there. you see the rotation there that we've in...

And one of your greatest risks is private information, information as simple as your birthplace could put your identity at risk. and is this why. internet crime costs have doubled. check out these numbers, we went from $265 to $595 for internet crimes. this is scary. last year, two researchers say they were able to predict millions of social security numbers based solely on your full name, birthplace and birth date. the social security administration says we shouldn't be worried about the research, but they worried enough to change the way social security numbers are actually assigned. and thi...

>> sure. >> the obama administration accounting of the recovery act. i'm giving you the numbers. i did this an hour ago, 595,000 jobs created. 595, 263 jobs created. $272 billion spent, coming to 436,940.88 per job. we immediate nor? first of all the recovery act wasn't attractly a -- directly a job creation bill. >> hold it right there. sir. >> i recall the recovery bill being pitched to us as, if this thing passes it better pass quickly, if we get it passed, we will not go above 8% unemployment. we're at 9.7% and creating jobs that cost $456,000 for job and you want to do more.