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It could be above the $14 billion. jenna: taking a look at the markets now, now down about 90 points, some said that the tsunami in japan, because japan is such a major automaker, that that was actually going to boost the u.s. auto industry, that there would be almost a positive effect here. are we seeing that, is that a factor at all in any of this? >> actually it has been somewhat of a factor. we got sales for chrysler, toyota, toyota, down 33 percent, they had a horrible month because of the earthquake. chrysler actually got a boost, up 10 percent, general motors did not. again, i go back t...

Unemployment rate. right now we're learning taxpayers may be on the look for billions of dollars in losses, logies in the massive auto bailout, the white house now saying that taxpayers could lose roughly $14 billion, that's out of the $80 billion that we gave to auto companies. this is all despite what we've heard about the recent recovery in the industry. we've sun a few headlines like that, right? cheryl casone is here to talk about this. so $14 billion is an estimate, right? >> it's an estimate. jenna: how close do you think we are to that? >> we could be on the hook for more, we could be ...

Disaster declaration for 37 counties, as well as five native american reservations. jenna: take a look at that water. in south dakota people are threatened by the rising missouri river, voluntary evacuations are underway in three cities as crews work to build up the heavy -- levees. jon: deadly tornadoes ripped through 19 communities in central and western massachusetts. at least four people died as a result. jenna: we're getting more and more of a look at that video coming n we have live picture the as well. we'll bring those to you as we get them. in fact in a few minutes we're going to talk...

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Jon: the devastation of that storm absolutely staggering, 94 people killed, 1200 injured. nearly 650 homes turned to rubble. damage estimates topped $50 million which in today's dollars would be more than seven times that amount, $750 million. jenna: as we take a look at the aftermath in massachusetts, i'm joined by george kelly, an attorney who lives in this springfield. and, george, we were able to connect because i e-mailed one of my colleagues over at fox business who i knew had family in the area and said, hey, is everybody okay. he told me you were, but it's been quite a few hours. how a...