doug there were four e.f.5's. 11 e.f. 4's. one of the e.f. 4's is one that went through the area south of the university. 19 ef-3's. the list goes on. it's an incredible amount of tornado activity. average ef-4/5 path was 66 miles on the ground. incredible. last year at this time or the same time -- april of last year, the 27 to 28th locally we had several tornadoes, too. in the maryland they were ef0. ef-1 reported south of virginia. the one on the left-hand side of the screen ef2 came across at 2:00 in the morning with 130-mile-per-hour winds. on the ground for 30 miles. this is why we call it severe weather season. we get to april, may and june. it happens year after year. we are keeping the fingers crossed we won't have a horrible season here or anywhere. in the midwest and kansas and oklahoma, they had a dose of tornadoes yesterday. more possible this afternoon and this everything. here we get clouds and chilly mid-50's around the area. thanks to yesterday's cold front. most of the rain has ended so tonight maybe spotty d

on this date, a sunday afternoon in the e.f. scale.ds approaching 200 miles per hour briefly in spots we believe surged through la plata, maryland. the county seat of charles county and stayed on the ground for 64 miles. cut a path through four counties and across the bay to the eastern shore before it dissipated. moving nearly 60 miles per hour. by the time it had moved out three people had lost their lives. 122 injured in la plata. total of 344 homes and businesses destroyed. we are in severe weather season indeed and we will be for several weeks. this time around, april 28 this year feels more like early march or the end of february here. chilly. maureen: no weather like that. doug: nothing at all like that anytime soon. go to the numbers. 56. that was it. the average high is 71. the morning low of 52. warmer than the average low of 51. cool damp weather controlled by winds out of the east, the northeast off the atlantic ocean. keep us locked in the low-level chilly air. 51 degrees here. interesting to note that at 6:00, in fair ban

. >> reminds me of the old e.f. hutton. they made a settlement, suddenly you couldn't use them.people will stick with danny och, because long-term he has done we he's a pretty good investor. >> he built a great business, mr. och. he's not make the investment decisions, though. >> we don't talk about that a lot. >> we don't. >> those are been terrible investments. xena. >> almost all of them. the wave that followed fortress. you can lump in a blackstone, kkr, all the private equity-led funds. they've done better. the pure asset managers, not so good. >> yeah. i'm just -- candidly i will -- rich pozino, old friend, danny oyh, old friend, but it's not about that. it's not about friends. >> so many others are trying to talk about it and think about it before it went bad. >> there was an article today about third point insurers doing better. dan lobe has done better because of third point. i don't know. i want to see more. i think dan lobe made some fabulous investments. there's an overall gloom about money managers. it's part and parcel of the political environment. >> specific to t