KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When you’re looking for homeowner’s insurance policies, most, if not all, will cover tornado damage to your home.  Local insurance experts from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners say it’s what’s inside your home that is sometimes overlooked.

They recommend knowing exactly what  valuables you have in your home so you can be fairly reimbursed if those belongings are lost in a  tornado.

The N.A.I.C. experts recommend making a home inventory, you can do this on paper, or through a new app called the My Home Scrap Book, or you can use another simple approach.

“Take a video camera and walk from room to room in your home, open doors, drawers, and talk about what you own…here’s a chair- here are CDs,” Scott Holeman from the N.A.I.C. said.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — We all know stores use cameras to make sure you aren’t taking something from them, but do you know how they may be using cameras and other technology to take something from you?

From mannequins whose eyes are fitted with video cameras, to tracking your cellphone as you walk through a store, companies are even using facial recognition technology that gives a store unique information about their customers base.

It’s all being used, mostly in test markets.

Some says it’s efficient, others say it’s scary.

“It’s new technology, but it’s certainly not a new technique,” said David Cecil, owner of marketing company Johnny Lightening Strikes Again.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. —  Kansas City teenagers say underage drinking is happening on party buses  – and no one is stopping them.

With prom and graduation, party bus rentals this time of the year are popular among high school students.

FOX 4 spoke with a few teens on Monday, but none wanted to be identified. All of them say it’s the safest and easiest way to drink with your friends with little risk of getting caught.

“Its a big thing to do,” said one high school senior who didn’t want to be identified. She also says they are the perfect place to drink underage.

“Partying at somebody’s house is a lot more susceptible to getting busted and people getting in trouble rather than a traveling bus all over the city,” she said.