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>> reporter: i'm sorry. >> i know. i know. but i'm just happy everybody is okay. >> reporter: the funnel cloud then went howling toward hempfield high school. >> there's a tornado right there. get in the school. >> reporter: dozens were at the athletic field as the wind ripped down brick colonaides and twisters bleachers like they were out of straw. and that tornado came barrelling down this hill, essentially hacked this house in half. everything came flying out of these cupboards. food, powdered sugar, pink insulating foam. despite all of that destruction, check that out, that's the fridge an...

Kristof, all one word. the libyan dictator gadhafi is determined to maintain his grip on power. but if he falls, he could have some trouble finding is someplace to go. also an escalating humanitarian crisis at the libyan border.

Fact is that number is trending down as well, specifically the number of illegal aliens finding jobs. 550,000 is what it's come town to today jers -- down to today. so there is some parallel there. we're all having trouble finding and holding on to jobs, illegal or american. jenna: lori, don't you have a show to prep for? >> i do. i have to tell you, i live in this your old office at the business channel. great karma. jenna: there you go. i'm glad to pads -- pass it along, and thank you for joining us ahead of your show, 1 p.m. on the fox business network. lori, talk to you soon. jon: we are g...

College of agriculture. arizona is considering tuition increases in excess of 30%. georgia educators say funding proposed cuts next year through tuition increases would hike rates 77% a more likely scenario would involve a combination of smaller tuition increases and layoffs of professors and potentially the elimination of entire degree programs. >> what's at stake, of course, is the quality of public education going forward. we have to continue to make it accessible, affordable, and high quality. and it takes money to do that. >> as educators and lawmakers haggle over the budget, students wil...

College of agriculture. arizona is considering tuition increases in excess of 30%. georgia educators say funding proposed cuts next year through tuition increases would hike rates 77% a more likely scenario would involve a combination of smaller tuition increases and layoffs of professors and potentially the elimination of entire degree programs. >> what's at stake, of course, is the quality of public education going forward. we have to continue to make it accessible, affordable, and high quality. and it takes money to do that. >> as educators and lawmakers haggle over the budget, students wil...