♪ darts of insanity ♪ >> jimmy: thank you.ity," a game of skill, strategy and what some would consider moral depravity. >> whoo! [ whip crack ] >> jimmy: higgins, let's get three contestants down here. >> steve: well, jimmy, coming to the stage are rick endu, corey kinndleman, and corey luca. come on down for -- ♪ darts of insanity >> jimmy: how you doing, buddy? nice to see you. thank you for being here, you guys. what's your name and where are you from? >> rick from san diego. >> jimmy: very good. [ cheers and applause ] very good. where are you from, and what's your name? >> corey from long island. >> jimmy: very good. what's your from, and where's your name? >> corey from the west side of long island. >> jimmy: hey, good man. all right. [ cheers and applause ] double core, hard core. all right, guys. listen up. here's how this game works. to your right, on the sharp 108, is the dreaded dart board of insanity. >> oh, hell no! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, one at a time, you'll take this official buzz the ultimate rapid blast

that dart doesn't respond to gravity. and you throw a dart, and you wanna hit either the sun, the earth, venus, mars, pluto... if you wanna hit one, what's your chances, big or small? very small. small, honey, the solar system is mostly emptiness and only occasionally would there be a direct hit even if you took showers and showers of particles which didn't interact gravitationally now. if they interact gravitationally, they'll come right up and hit you, but no gravity, they go right on by. well guess what, gang? there are neutral particles, thousands and thousands going right through my hand right now, as i talk to you. millions going right through my hand and these neutral particles are from the cosmos, most of them are neutrinos, little teeny, teeny particles with guess how much charge, called neutrino? none, okay? they're smaller than neutrons. and those neutrinos are flooding the universe. and these neutrinos are going right through, guess who? us. you guys, not me, but, no, all of us. these neutrinos are going right

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he was darting in and out of traffic. sheryl spent countless hours searching for the owner.t the vet, there was a breakthrough. he has a microchip in his neck showing he lived in california, illinois and north carolina. >> there seem to be military bases near everywhere he's been. walter reid and navy medical is close to here. i wondered if he's a military dog and traveled the the country and somebody is missing him. >> this is the universal reader. >> reporter: they encourage you to get pets microchipped to help in a situation like what happened to rex. >> it could slip its leash, run away, get stolen. >> sheryl is hoping the numbers found on rex's microchip will lead to a reunion. >> it's a mystery. it's sad. somebody is missing him. somebody didn't mean to cast him on the beltway. he's a beloved pet. >> reporter: jane watrel, news 4. >> we hope he finds his home. >>> music icon smokey robinson came to d.c. to perform for a fund-raiser. erika gonzalez, lucky her was there for the special preview with the motown legend himself. >> reporter: he's been performing for decades

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the chrysler 300 and the dodge dart are his babies.as always had good talent, but a lack of resources and execution produced cheap interiors and poor fit and finish. >> ralph gilles: everyone knew what was wrong with the cars. you asked any employee in the company, they could list ten things that they would do better. and when you're given the chance to do those kind of things better, you end up with a product that exceeds the sum of its parts. >> kroft: the company has also made strides in reshaping its image. chrysler's dramatic "imported from detroit campaign" with eminem was hugely successful. and this year's two-minute, $8 million super bowl ad with clint eastwood, extolling the resiliency of america and its automobile industry, caused a major stir and briefly became part of the presidential campaign. republicans said that this was... was a campaign commercial for president obama, a payback. did you anticipate that criticism? >> marchionne: just to rectify the record here, i paid back the loans and 19.7% interest. i don't think th

they named him dart minnesota. -- dart man. doing well at the marine mammal center. lisa argen is doing well here on a sunday morning. >> you think so, huh some. >> well we lost an hour of sleep so both of us are a little sleep deprived, as is everyone on the morning crew. >> it is going to be a gray week so maybe we can catch up with a nap here or there. we will return to winner here in the bay area. a look at heavenly where skies are cloudy and we are looking at mixed precipitation in blue canyon. truckie, 34 right now. the tahoe valley airport 40 with some haze. a winter storm watch going into effect for the west slopes of the sierra nevada late tonight into later tuesday. right now the snow levels are high. they will be high to get going, then after a series of systems slide through, they will lower for some lake level snow. right now our roof camera, you see the cloudy conditions. we are looking at another beautiful day, more or less, in the by area because we do need the rain out there. we will catch up from where we have

. >> (información en pantalla) >> si usted usa el sistema de trasnporte dart podría pagar más los próximos los detalles. >> el bart quiere crear una forma de generar más ingresos con los pasajes. >> josé prefiere la propuesta de subir 10 centavos a quiénes usen el tunel que va por debajo dle agua. >> seria más como pagar el puente. >> esa es una de las 3 propuestas, porque aumentan el pasaje en julio, lo otro es incrementar en 5 centavos la tarifa de todos. >> tiene más sentido que todos los pasajes aumenten el servicio del dar es bueno. >> y la ultima es un aumento del 1.4% en todas las tarifas. >> y se convendria en aumentar a las personas que djan sus autos estacionados. >> para producir más autobuses, bicicletas, etc. >> en muchas comunidades el servicio de autobús es limitado. >> además, tienen planeado realizar 5 opiniones publicas. >> es necesario porque los usuarios son los que están pagando el sistema. >> la opinión publica será en oakland, después daily city y ritchmond. >> y los trabajos de construccion en el golden gate, se faltaban 54 millones de dólares para iniciar la segund

el vestido ni nada, así como esta la economía, te quedas y después te quedas todo >> el sistema de dart ahorrar para comprar más vagones, entre 40 y 50 de millones de dólares al año para la nueva flota de vagones. >> y regulaciones para las pndillas en prision, podrían salir de las celdas de confinamientos en 4 años en vez de 6, si dejan los delitos. >> el envio de mremeesas en américa aumento el 2011, se enviaba cerca de 61 mil millones de dólares, 6% más que los remitidos del año 2010, tras la fuerte caida reigstrada en el 2009. >> una nueva unidad cinteifica de la policía mexicana, despierta riregularidades en el caso de clorete la niña francesa. >> la división cientifica que esta a cargo de una mujer. >> es el caso de modernizacion de la policía corrupta. >> los mexicanos requieren contar con policías profesiones, confiables, capaces de atrapar a lo delincuentes y proteger a los ciudadanos. >> quién se encentra en el medio de la polemica mostrando a la ciudadana francesa florette casete condenada a 60 años por secuestro. >> se recrea su retencion, garcia luna dice que el interes de

-- nerf dart shooters. and you know that's the reason they have such a high crime rate. quote, i am amazed you would offer toy guns to our children to make them comfortable with playing with they will. i ask you to remove any baskets with toy guns from your store's shelves immediately." so far k-mart corporate has stuck with the display with a spokesman saying, quote, we believe these items are clearly package eds as water toys. that was my nickname in college and almost identical by items sold by many other retailers. they have made headlines for defending it. and he said america is the greatest sin against god. speaking of spectacles. >> i could watch that show. >> would you let your kids play with some kind of nerf tool for killing? a nerf killing machine? >> yes, i would. it didn't look like a real gun and i didn't have to worry about the cop blowing their head off. i would let them play with any brightly colored guns because guns are fun. blowing up a coke can is a blast. but more guns mean more gun vi

. >>> their windows that we could gain access to so we just darted into the window. >>> the gorilla isnow back in its cage the zookeeper was not seriously hurt. your phone and home appliances could be spying on you. cia director david says by the year 2020 americans will have as many as 100 billion devices connected to their homes with smart phones and internet those devices include a brother implications are all that's out and be thrilled about that. >>> why would be bothered something by the thought of my hands. california is a first-aid kit crack down on such court order or warranty of home appliance data could use their privacy groups want them to adopt similar rules so you better check lightly when you walk into a kitchen. did we your microwave may be watching. americans with digital gadgets that he research center the study says more than a quarter of the internet americans now fallen is on hold a crisis and social media are not a big driver of news consumption on a 9 percent of those surveyed said they also follow twitter recommendations appear internet and the american life pro

vamos a darte una dosis. no, no, por favor. no me gusta, no quiero. ay, no seas miedoso. qué no te tomas la medicina con un poco de chocolate? juanita: ipapá! papá, yo también estoy enferma. tengo fiebre. no te preocupes, juanita. a ti también te voy a dar un poco de chocolate. pobre carlitos. está enfermo. le duele la garganta. se toma la temperatura... y... tiene fiebre. saca la lengua y nota que tiene toda la lengua blanca. necesita tomar medicina. la medicina ayuda a bajar la fiebre. carlitos no quiere que venga el doctor a ponerle una inyección. entonces, carlitos debe guardar cama y no jugar ni salir ni hacer nada. pobrecito. estará mejor. le he dado un calmante. raquel... no está muerto, ¿verdad? no, angela, hubo otro derrumbe pero creen que está bien. iay, raquel! yo fui tan dura con roberto la última vez que nos hablamos. angela, no te desesperes. pronto podrás hablar con él. ya verás. don fernando, ¿cómo está? ¿pues, cómo quiere que esté? harto de médico, de medicinas y ya de enfermeras. es sólo una inyección. icómo les gustan a uds. las enfermeras martirizar a

. >>> freedom tonight for a sea lion named dart man. these pictures from the marine mammal center shows the sea lion's return to the ocean. he was discovered at pier39 with a plastic packing strap embedded around his neck. dart man weighs 400 pounds and it took two weeks to capture him. after a few days of recovery dartman is back in the water tonight. >>> and meet two penguins flying high on delta airlines. they strutted their stuff while the other first class passengers enjoyed their show. they were on their way to the frozen planet in new york city. it will air on the discovery channel. >>> they beautifiet the area and theyy embarked on -- they embarked on the neighborhood. it was the oldest site in san francisco near appleton avenue. they planted enough trees to connect nearby schools, parks and streets with a nature walk. >> and a lot of rain on the way. >> leigh glaser is here and she has been tracking the storms. >> good news for the things in the ground now, the newly president played trees and all of our -- newly planted trees

. >>> a dog found darting in and out of traffic on the beltway, may be in the midst of an incredible. >> this dog was arrested friday in maryland. a tracking chip shows he's travelled thousands of miles all the way from california. jane watrell has his story. >> reporter: oh, if dogs could talk. maybe then cheryl would learn the tale of what happened to this terrier she's nicknamed rex. >> he's very sweet, he knows all his commands. he sleeps, he goes outside to go to the bathroom. he's a great dog. >> reporter: rex was discovered on friday afternoon, in a driving rainstorm, a friend of cheryls saw him darting in and out of traffic on the beltway near old georgetown road. cheryl has spent countless hours issing for rex's owner. at the vet, there was a breakthrough, he has a micro chip in his neck showing he lived in california, illinois and arizona. >> what's interesting there are military bases near every place he's lived. >> this is our universal reader. >> dr. jan elliott encourages all of her clients to get their pets micro chipped, to help in the case an unexpected situation lik

sheriff tom dart said he would pursue a search warrant for the property.s larry potash recently talked to more witnesses who say they saw gacy digging holes there in the middle of the night. the question remains - will authorities go back to investigate? >> john wayne gacy murder 33 men and boys appeared he was arrested in 1978. that same home on somerville is where he lived with his family before his divorce. >> he did not have an opportunity during those years to bury bodies. he needed a place to bury bodies. >> could that place be here on chicago's northwest side? this these were the same years that he worked as a maintenance man. former homicide detective knew gays in baghdad and said he once saw him at 3 in the morning and three in the morning. now neighbors have come forward to share their stories. mike nelson lived across the street from the building and at age 11 started the one your work and odd jobs for neighbors. but no job was more odd than the jobs he did for gacy. the window to gauge his workshop was painted black. he says that gacy drug stra

and a dart board to buy anything because this market's going above 1400. it's almost that easy. >> right to brian tunic, on the fast line today. a specialty retail analyst at jpmorgan. were you as surprised at how strong the retail numbers were? >> definitely. i think we were trying to figure out the warm weather. the snowstorm in the northeast, so we had a pretty easy comparison there and again, we've been seeing the employment numbers and consumer confidence numbers whether that's trailing or lagging, we'll see. but it certainly seemed like the warm weather probably pulled 2 to 300 basis points out of march. >> there's no question there. the gap division has lost 25% of its sales over the past five years. they've given market share way i to almost every retailer you can think of. they lost a lot of productivity and there seems to be a bit of a buzz there. they haven't put up three months in a row of positive comments. with the stock trading at 14 times, they're going to have to do it this year. >> nordstrom obviously i said earlier was strong. you had me

. >> it's like throwing darts at the wall where everybody scribbled your name on there and they hit your name, you win. the more names are on there. >> reporter: at high noon, three costume makers are confident they stitched together the perfect office pool. >> i'm currently the keeper of the tickets. >> reporter: they bought more than $100 worth. they actually have a winning record. a few years ago this group won a grand total of $1 each. their co-workers weren't impressed. >> a couple of people weren't interested. that's okay. $500 million is so easy to split four ways. >> reporter: for that money, you could buy the hope diamond, a mere 350 million, or a million shares of apple stock or two of the world's most expensive yachts or you could purchase two william shatners. he's worth 300 million, although it's not clear why you'd want to. >> time for more lottery tickets. >> reporter: 1:00 p.m., newport beach, california. dan vader is buying another 100 tickets to add to his free online lottery pool. he uses ad revenue from the site to buy the tickets. if he wins, he takes 10%. the 1600 o

today they frolic, and dart b delighting visitors. do you ever get tired of working with penguins?never. >> for 11 years lesley garland has had the job of being the penguin keeper. >> each of them has a different personality? >> they do. sometimes it's like how we can tell them apart, by their personality. >> reporter: for as long as anyone can remember, they have been king of the beast at the edinburgh zoo, number one with visitors. >> we have such a large colony, perhaps the largest one in the world. >> reporter: enter the pandas, after years of negotiation, two giant pantas arrived here in edinburgh on long-term loan from china. that very contented panda is the female who's named sweetie. that's not a man in a panda suit. that's the male panda who's name means sunlight. not surprisingly, they've been an instant hit. >> reporter: so the penguins are no longer -- >> no longer number one. >> the pandas have unseated the penguins. >> yes. >> reporter: that's painful? >> it is, yes. >> reporter: which brings us to poop. they're like projectiles. meet them with the devil red eye. they

after this woman spun out on moral courage, this driver got out of her vehicle and darted across the highway looking for help. qwikster amazingly, there were no serious injuries reported in this or in any of the crashes. >>haaziq: it has been very busy here inside of the district for transportation management center in oakland. the california highway patrol keeps an eye on these huge traffic monitors. >> a highway patrol has received over to order calls as of today at 1:30 p.m. and yesterday over 300 calls for calls to service specifically related to vehicle collisions. >>haaziq: 383 calls to service directly related to vehicle collisions during a considerable increase went of here to the two previous days this week. >> the 200 phone calls are bay area wide. we had just over 200 calls for a vehicle collisions. again, those were avoidable if the drivers would adjust to their driving behavior is whether it is speed, following distance or unsafe lane change. >>grant: here are some images from alpine meadows, the same time as the avalanche. three people were skiing in the back country an

the team used a dart with a mild sedative to slow him down. he is doing well now. >> the head of california's efficient and game commission will not face a legislative effort to force him to resign. dan richards seep her on wednesday, has come under fire for killing a mountain lion in idaho. the picture was posted online. a state assemblyman will revise the conflict of interest code for commissioners hunting mountain lions is illegal in california. >> coming up, if you thought the gold return -- gold rush was over, think again. thousands are flocking to california rivers and streams, hoping to strike it rich. and rain is on the way. >> mike: i'm mike shumann. it was nneka ogwumike, contributing in a way she has only done wise ititititititititip >> alan: a bay area city has been named one of the best cities in the nation retire. walnut creek is one of the top ten cities to retire in according to yahoo finances. it offers a rich variety of entertainment and good medical care even if it may be a bit pricey. other stus include marquette, michigan,

. >> zoo visitors were hustled to safety until kogo was calmed down with a tranquilizer dart and returnedffered minor bites from the attack. >>> there's a very rare hearing disorder that amplifies every sound inside your body, your breathing, your heart beat, even the sound of your eyeballs moving. one woman had it for nine months and it was driving her crazy, but she finally got treatment. >> reporter: the crunch of potato chips used to be deafening. she could barely talk to her husband, and watching tv was painful. her voice and her heartbeat echoed hardly in her head. >> oh, my god, a living nightmare, it really was. to wake up, you know, it was just -- i couldn't function. >> reporter: the mother of three suffered dizzy spells and ear pain. she went to the e.r. eight times but got no answers. >> they'd do all sorts of tests on me, and everything was fine. you know, they'd look at me like i was crazy. >> reporter: finally somebody listened. he discovered a tiny hole in a bone in her ear. a rare disorder. >> when the normal patient has a seal there, the sound waves come in when they're

now she's looking around for the guy with the tranquilizer and dart gun. she said, he did not just grow this year. thank god. they took the picture, and it was over. i had to get the ridicule from my federal journalist on the way back to the hotel, marveling at my interviewing techniques. wondering what i would ask that lee harvey of what it i had the opportunity. they talk about spontaneous human combustion were people turn into flames and the scientists cannot explain why. i can explain why. sometimes it is your best option but don't so that really is how i became a humor writer. i was not good as a journalist. i must liro did on my own. then i ran it -- i mostly w rote it on my own. i was in and and wrote some young adult fiction books with one of my band mates. i enjoyed the experience but i never would have thought about writing an adult kind of novel with anybody else until i met alan. i want to tell you about alan. i do not know if you realize how major he was then in the comedy world. the remember the great 19709- 1980 "saturday night live"? a lot

because as the war has gone -- the enemy has gotten more precise and the enemy remains invisible darting in and out of the population. our own rules of engagement in this decade of fighting to capture insurgency operations have become much tighter, more constricted. what soldiers, marines can do on the ground or in terms of bringing in an air strike is more limited. under a tight will they feel their hands are tied. they grumble and if they can't let out their revenge against -- fay may do it against the dead. one of my students who is a former marine said it is not uncommon that you will have bodies at your feet and you are waiting for the proper authorities to collect the bodies. there will be the impulse to the file and it is really the command culture. leader, the sergeant in that group. there was a sergeant present who sets the tone, who sets the culture. the control and check, and academy, what is all about. how to be professional and ethical military members so does it surprise me? know. is a grievous? yes. one small missteps setback international relations. they are furious but i

>> bill, i don't throw darts at a board.hen my chart's like this, when they look like this, i know they're going higher. of course, you always have to be selective. we don't just throw caution into the wind. a lot of work goes into this. but we like those banks and we like those brokers. >> rich ross, thank you for joining us on "talking numbers" today. >> we've got a market that is fractionally moving after a huge rally has reversed course. we are just in the final stretch. we are up 12 points on the dow industrials. we have just about 30 minutes before the closing bell sounds. >>> our next guest says there are tremendous overlooked opportunities in this market. we've got the details coming up. >>> as we take a break, look at each member of the dow and how they're trading right now. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i'm constantly working my screens. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 checking the charts. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 looking for support, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 resistance, breakouts, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 a few other tricks that i'll keep to myself.

. >> dartman weighs more than 400 pounds and took more than two weeks and dart with a mild sed fifthpture him. >> marine biology ises removed the strap and now dartman is back in the water tonight. happy trails. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

killed by oncoming traffic last night, police believe the woman was trying to escape a fire when she darted on to the road. police say the 55-year-old was produced a dead at the scene not far from the trailer fire on the same street. -- was pronounced dead at the scene. and new tonight, is serious shooting in baltimore says an unidentified man to a hospital. he is currently listed in critical condition. it happened around 9:00 this evening. police say they discovered an unidentified man suffering from wounds described as serious. no word on a possible suspect or motive. >> spending 55 years in prison for attempted murder after a 10- year-old boy was shot in the arm. he was convicted last month for a crime he committed in august 2010. prosecutors say that he opened fire on a man. that man then ran into a house where the 10-year-old boy was, and the intended victim was not hurt. >> and from minnesota to california and right here in maryland, tide laundry detergent. surveillance video from a supermarket shows someone loading the car could 15 to 20 bottles, taking it out of the store, and steal

dart with the syrian people. that's one priority. the other is a commitment to a number of priorities but commitment certainly to humanitarian and medical assistance. if we're going to say, as i think it is the consensus position that, this should not be a military engagement on our part, if we say that, we better get the other part right. and the other parts are humanitarian and medical assistance. my first question is for mr. feltman. i know the friends of syria meeting took place and that was very positive and i know we have a commitment of $10 million to the refugees and idps but i want to get a better sense of what was agreed to at ten tunis, specifically as it relates to humanitarian assistance and what the united states can can do to address it horror. if you can identify what's definite and what will lead to action. >> thanks. first, how do we hope those countries around syria and that's an easier topic. the families in those countries have been generous. there aren't large- -- for the most part large-scale refugee camps. for

they picked him up after he was found in the street in his underwear screaming at drivers and darting into traffic. russell narrated the kony 2012 video about a ugandan warlord that recently went viral. >>> after george clooney walked the walk, he was arrested protesting in front of a sudanese embassy. clooney and his father, nick clooney, were among 17 people taken into custody. police pulled out the handcuffs after they refused to stop the protest. clooney has traveled to the sudan several times and is trying to get support to stop the government there from slaughtering its citizens. >> we need humanitarian aid to be allowed in the sudan before it becomes the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, immediately. >> kony paid a $100 fine and joked about it afterward. the arrest caps a week where clooney testified before congress about sudan and attended a state dinner with president obama. >>> all right, let's go back and talk about the weather again. you know how much damage this storm has caused around the bay area. now we will have more on the storm. >> it has been fast-moving and

how about the dart mal from star wars and even lady liberty getting in on the action. as far as i know, there is no topper shutt version, but if you make it, i promise you, we will show it. >> it's too bony. >> i agree. >> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mailbag, the address mailbag at wusa9.com. 9 news now will be right back. >>> in the mailbag tonight response to that wisconsin state lawmaker sponsoring a bill that basically says single parenting is a big contributor to child abuse and neglect. our good friend deb in arlington says in a perfect world sure, everybody would have two loving parents, but what world are you living in. ideally yes, it would be great if everyone was raised by two qualified caring parents, but all families aren't the waltons or the crosbys, but i have known so many cases where a great mom raised great kids and oppositely two parents with so many issues their kids turned out warped. everything is an absolutely individual case. then we heard from jg who claims to have been raised by a single parent in wisconsin a

they picked him up after he was found in the street in his underwear screaming at drivers and dartingo traffic. russell narrated the kony 2012 video about a ugandan warlord that recently went viral. >>> after george clooney walked the walk, he was arrested protesting in front of a sudanese embassy. clooney and his father, nick clooney, were among 17 people taken into custody. police pulled out the handcuffs after they refused to stop the protest. clooney has traveled to the sudan several times and is trying to get support to stop the government there from slaughtering its citizens. >> we need humanitarian aid to be allowed in the sudan before it becomes the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, immediately. >> kony paid a $100 fine and joked about it afterward. the arrest caps a week where clooney testified before congress about sudan and attended a state dinner with president obama. >>> all right, let's go back and talk about the weather again. you know how much damage this storm has caused around the bay area. now we will have more on the storm. >> it has been fast-moving and inte

dodd-frank implementation, the issue of market structure like high frequency trading and kole location dart pools, the response to the macic crashed. >> it i think that the forecast is making the organization that the emerging issues effectively and appropriately allocated? >> absolutely. i vau that as one of the most important parts of what i'm there to do is to make sure that we are goodsturts of the resources we have, that we are acting smarter or faster than we ever have been. weep are doing significant rebuilding of the infrastructure of the security to reorganize our enforce then the and examination program but and to build the support there. >> i have one more question, mr. chairwoman, if i maynd that is the information between the information technology president obama, whatever you call it in your agency. what -- can you bruised briefly describe what you're attemptling to do insofar as your automated platforms are designed to do and how that may be able to save the agency money and reduce our dependence on more and more personnel. >> we believe we can dramatically cut our o'& m cos

dart i jerrel dind owe has the story. >>> the storm hit just before dark on wednesday and damaged more than 50 homes. >> we got a track home to go down an old highway over here. clear it out. we'll get ambulance in to the people that was injured. >> more than 27 tornadoes ripped across the midwest and south wednesday. a twister with winds up to 170 miles per hour devastated harrisburg, illinois. >> it was like a growling. it was the loudest growling that i've ever heard. it sent a i chill up my spine. >> the tornado leveled neighborhoods and left a path of destruction 200 yards wide. >> cabinet fell over on top of me and it picket me and the cabinet both up and took us about 50 feet through the air. >> president obama directly called illinois governor pat quinn to get an update on his home state. hair us burglary is under state of emergency and branson, missouri. crews are fixing up some of the music theaters badly damaged in branson. officials say a tornado marched down the main street of this country music resort town. musician denny strickland's bus was picked up. >> my driver, had

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