that puts ardmore in a dangerous pass. you folks getting us on cable, tornado warning for carter county. that's a dangerous situation. let's zoom in and take a look at the storm over to the southeast. there is a the hook near stratford now, southeast of buyers, then it will cross the river, and then head up towards southeastern potowamie county and there's the time of arrival for that potential tornadic activity there and it's moving to the east-northeast putting these towns in dangerous, especially red line center line for stratford. it's moving out of garvin county. the storm up here had a tornado on it just a few moments ago south of welfty that is heading for bristo and 5:38. begs is a suburbs in southwestern tulsa. it's going to head from creek county and then southern tulsa county and then one more this storm down here to the south which is in love county and jefferson county trying to head in to carter county for you folks in ardmore. you can clearly see the little notch there and hook. that came out of the corner a

it did take out trees and power lines and caused structural damage around athens and ardmore. the threat level there will be low for the evening into north georgia. but that's going to change this weekend. we are expecting the largest severe weather and tornado outbreak of the season. it will last into next week. saturday's forecast, the red area will fire up in the central plains in fairly rural areas. still dangerous. sunday is shaping up to be the most dangerous day of the weekend. the storm shifts east into the bigger cities, more populated areas. minneapolis to oklahoma city. the highest threat includes des moines and k.c. and monday the risk of tornadoes including chicago and st. louis. one thing we have been missing through the spring is warm, sticky, tropical air, fuel for the fire for these storms. now we have the spin in the atmosphere, the hot sticky air. tonight in granbury, heat index values at 99 degrees. that's going to sweep up through the plains and midwest. those are the areas 35 million americans need to be on alert for dangerous storms tomorrow through mond

and northwest ardmore. but this the largest tornado north of the red river. if it continues, it's going to get into more populated areas over the next hour and it looks like at this time it a's going to continue to do that. >> we're showing our viewers live pictures of the destruction in the oklahoma city area. jeff, chad meyer is joining us in this conversation. chad, i know you have a question for jeff. >> this storm, jeff, is very close to ryan now, heading quickly to the east. it will track to the south of ringling, probably south much wilson, then on over to the i-35, where you talked about where it does get a bit more populated. but this storm is circulating now. i'm watching it on radar. it did pass south of wau reek ka. that is good news. didn't hit that populated town. but the cone continues to move off to the east in ringling, probably around 45 minutes away from you, although it should track to the south, these can turn left and they can turn right. we will certainly watch them for you. there's p

publicly any documentation of the claims he's made thus far i mean if if he would rather have captured ardmore locky why did he not indict him with with any criminal charges or provide any evidence to anyone that he was guilty of any criminal acts this is this is not transparency and if these reforms and limitations are needed on this program then what of the conduct of this program here too for is it not as criminal and abusive as it appears president obama also renewed his pledge to close the guantanamo bay detention center promising to lift his own freeze on transferring detainees to yemen this is the hunger strike and the facility reaches its one hundred eleventh day more than one hundred prisoners currently protesting against indefinite detention and alleged inhumane treatment as many have still not been charged one former guard at the prison says is good most parents left him scarred. some of the some of the tactics that i saw practice in guantanamo i just never really want to wish to relive again oh mark potter and a number of other detainees said they were privileged to something we ca

publicly any documentation of the claims he's made thus far i mean if if he would rather have captured ardmore or locky why did he not indict him with with any criminal charges or provide any evidence to anyone that he was guilty of any criminal act this is this is not transparency and if these reforms and limitations are needed on this program then what of the conduct of this program here too for is it not as criminal and abusive as it appears and while warning the war on terror will stretch on indefinitely obama has for the second time in five years promised to try to shut down gun tunnel obey the u.s. president said he is lifting his own moratorium on transferring detainees to yemen bases the notorious camp has been called in a massive hunger strike for nearly four months more than one hundred only one hundred sixty six prisoners there are currently protesting against indefinite detention and inhumane treatment the majority of them remain held without charge and one former god of the prison says he's gone time to experience has psychologically scarred him. some of the some of the tactics th

publicly any documentation of the claims he's made thus far i mean if if he would rather have captured ardmore locky why did he not indict him with with any criminal charges or provide any evidence to anyone that he was guilty of any criminal act this is this is not transparency and if these reforms and limitations are needed on this program then what of the conduct of this program here too for is it not is criminal and abusive as it appears. for the second time in five years were up a bomb a promise to shotgun ton of a bay and promise to make his own moratorium on transferring detainees to yemen about one hundred of the one hundred sixty six prisoners in the notorious count have been stopping themselves for almost four months in protests against indefinite detention without challenge one form of god and the president says has gone ton of my experience has not been psychologically scarred. some of the some of the tactics that i saw practice in guantanamo i just never really want to wish to relive again omar kotter and a number of other detainees they were privileged to something we called the

every time i've seen a studio in different travels, you know, "ardmore in ireland" and my first impulses to want to immediately buy it and bring a lot of people there and start it going again. but there are a lot of forces that work against that. i'm all for studio-based pictures. (teri garr) it's like we were in "gypsy," and he was our mother. and whenever these people came in that had the money, he'd say, "dress up real, and do the scene for them." "here's what i'm doing, and give us some money." and then they did. and then he'd spend it all. he had many more ideas. he said, "eventually we're all going to be owners in this. we'll put under contract, and in the parking lot, we're going to put a beautiful commissary with a glass roof." and his imagination just was going on and on to stuff that wasn't really relevant to making the movie. but he had this wonderful idea and it just never works. in a way, francis attempted to be all of our godfathers. and to this day he calls me, little stevie spielberg. you know, i love it, but only he calls me that. but he would always have us sitting at

one on the ground north of ardmore. this isn't over even though we don't have them in big cities and we don't them have on tv. there are still people being affected, not in the town of tulsa. that moved away. but a brand new watch has just been issued for st. louis for many more hours to come. any other cell like that one is by itself. they can become super cells. they're not arguing with any other cells. they use all the energy for themselves. they begin to spin like a top. we do know this tornado was at least an ef-4. i have seen homes and i've seen many -- i've been watching the pictures for now hours. i've seen homes that are completely gone. there's nothing left except a slab of the foundation that they were built on. that indicates it could possibly be above 200 miles per hour, getting toward that ef-5 number. the weather service only watching the aerials at this point. they'll be on the ground tomorrow to make sure. >> chad, how big is this relative to the historical one in norman? this is tornado alley. but this

oklahoma and arkansas where we have had many reports, chad myers heading up i-35 to this one near ardmorethorities, emergency management personnel in arkansas reporting nine injuries, two victims actually struck by lightning. no report how they're doing there. montgomery county, a home destroyed. no one was there. numerous water rescues after six and a half inches of rain and now the heavy rain moving through missouri, iowa, where they do not need it, but a little concerned about wind damage that could be heading towards the chicago metro area. one interesting note. 15 days ago, we only had a total count of three tornadoes for all of the u.s. now we're up to 218 and counting just 15 days later. >> amazing. it's gone from three to more than 200. incredible. we'll continue to follow it. >>> we have a "360" follow on a story that's really riveted people all over the world. the newborn baby boy in china who was rescued from the toilet pipe. the baby has been released from the hospital and is now with his maternal grandparents, we're told. his mother has not been charged with any crime. police

southwest of ardmore, i don't believe at this hour, anderson, we have anything on the ground. i don't believe there's a tornado on the ground at this hour. i couldn't say this a half hour ago. even the tornado watch for st. louis. we'll watch all these storms. if they continue to spin or put anything down close to the ground, a funnel or tornado, we'll get back to you. but now it's cooling down and the cooler part of the day, the storms aren't usually so big. >> for the survivors and the rescuers who are combing through the rubble and will be doing that all night as darkness now comes, what kind of weather are they facing? is it rain? what are the conditions? >> you know, this is the thing about yesterday as well. with the storms going through shawnee and even very close to norman yesterday, that should have taken everything and shoved it off to the east but it didn't. because the humidity stayed. the humidity actually backed up back into the same areas. tomorrow, the same cells could be close but i believe all future weather will be about 75 to 150 miles southeast of where al

economic activity during that time yes it's called a bubble and a burst in one thousand twenty nine the ardmore let's have now it was because of tax cuts no it was not yes it absolutely was in fact larry beinart has done it was really an analysis monitor apollo you free time every time you see tax rates. top marginal tax or income tax rates individual income tax rates above fifty percent you see continuous no bubbles no bursts and every time it goes below fifty percent what you see is these cycles of a bubble burst bubble burst and you can you can look at one hundred fifty years american tax history and see that you can look at any other country in the world and see the exact same thing which is why most developed countries in the world have a top marginal tax rate above fifty percent when when you're one wealthy people can get a lot of money and it's easy it's not deer it's easy they gamble high risk and then you get an economy it's only still there are some. people who are small businesses who want to grow their businesses who want to hire people who want to provide jobs but they're all for t

then in the south, this is the scene in ardmore, alabama.e trees. let's check in with alexandria steele. are we talking about the same system or two separate trajectories there? >> there's some separate situations. we have a robust atmosphere. it looks like this could be the greatest tornado in terms of the number of tornadoes this year. it's been a quiet year in terms of tornadoes. we saw strong tornadoes the other day, but in terms of the amount, this could be the most we have seen. so here's a look a the radar. a couple different things happening. this is not the aqua dron of concern for the tornadoes today. but we have had an awful lot of flooding throughout alabama. especially around birmingham this morning. now farther west, it's the plains today and plains and upper midwest tomorrow. that will see the threat for tornadoes. most likely tomorrow. some strong tornadoes. but it's along this i-35 corridor. let me delineate the day and show you how it will coming to. here are the ingredients we haven't had so far this season. a lot of warm,

down around paul's valley, ardmore, in that area. we'll keep you advised.out to get some very big hail into the town. if you're in tulsa, it would be a good idea to get inside, get your pets enside, maybe the car. take precautions for that kind of a cell. >> i know you're chasing these storms, chad. what kind of a vehicle are you in? >> we're just in a regular vehicle. we're in a ford expedition, that's why we're staying so far away. yesterday it hit us with penny sized, maybe nickel sized hail. i'm surprised all the glass stayed in the car. it was amazing to see how much hail was on the ground. at times it looked like we were driving on a marble game. just like ball bearings all across the roadway. it came down very hard for at least 20 minutes. there was very little damage. it was in a farm area south of woodward. now we're worried about the paul valley area, where it's more populated than the oklahoma panhandle yesterday in western kansas. >> you'll be there in about, what, 15 minutes? >> i will say we will arrive on the cell in about 25 minutes there, y

oklahoma city, shawnee, tulsa, ardmore, the fear of tornadoes today starting around 3:00.oing it for 30 years. they were up late last night but up early this morning with us. we thank you for joining us live on the phone today from your motel there in oklahoma. >> thank you. >>brian: straight ahead, the midwest is not in the clear just yet. more tornadoes expected to wreak havoc today. maria molina in the extreme weather center is tracking the storms for us. what's the yellow and red behind you? >> good morning. like you just heard jeff mention, we have a moderate risk out issued by the storm prediction center. there is a higher risk than usual to see tornadic activity including parts of oklahoma, already hit hard yesterday with tornadoes. if you remember last week we had tornadoes across parts of granbury and north central texas. that area could again see severe weather today. a widespread area that could see strong to severe thunderstorms from texas up to the great lakes. the storm system is a very slow move. areas that already saw severe weather and heavy rain from the