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And that makes a quick $10 donation. that goes to help people that are affected with the disaster. >> our thanks to jennifer reyme of the american red cross. recovery efforts could be hampered by more severe weather in the forecast. we're going to get to the latest, live from meteorologist jim dickey at accuweather. be good morning, jim. what is the latest you have for us? >> well, we are still tracking storms at this hour, unfortunately. you look behind me, all the red boxes are tornado watches. should be noted the tornado threat has really, really wound down since yesterday afternoon. but ...

It's such a nothing burger. i hope if they obtained it illegally i hope they get in trouble for it. >> bret: after sex scandal. we have a couple brewing here. mark sanford and we have anthony weiner running for mayor of new york. >> i think given what we know about the morays of the country at large and crisis of infidelity, it's not surprising to me that americans are forgiving when they have public officials who have been caught in one or another bad situations. >> i was surprised to hear from the special report pin-up women flock to see -- i will say, what strikes me here, america loves red...

Whatever you thought of her, she was tough as nails. but having said that, there's always been a basic binary distribution on mrs. thatcher, you either love her or you hate her. i came from the background where most people didn't like mrs. thatcher and they don't like her any more now than they did then. but at the same time there is sort of a lingering recognition that some of the things she did were necessary. the labor party for example basically adopted a lot of her economic policies in the '90s, they didn't try to go back to the cooperative system we had in place in the '70s and '80s. tha...

Obviously access to other forms of birth control and the other erosion of women's rights. >> ron, elizabeth dworkin in bloomberg agrees. defusing a source of tension with women voters while drawing the ire of the religious right away from the president and toward the courts. >> throw in a note of caution, the president put quote marks around common sense. let's assume that he really believed that it's common sense not to have morning after pills next to batteries and bubble gum. i would also posit if you get out of the coast and out of studios like this and out of news rooms out in middle amer...

Mrs. thatcher. she gave her name to thatcherism along with ronald reagan, the biggest conservative figure in the late 20th century. not just that, mrs. thatcher was sort of a combination of ronald reagan, ayn rand and dr. strangelove. wrapped into one. she was sort of the ultimate conservative pin-up. and as you say in your introduction, she never went away if that. i think that she was always going to be a big deal when she died. and to the extent that she changed things, she deserves that. the second thing is there's a conservative government running britain at the moment. or a conservative ...