ef 3, it was absolute heaven, i loved it. >> all right.k that up coming up photos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres and i'm here with marita davidson and dr. shini somara. shini, you went inside a tornado. >> i got in the vortek, to experience force 3 winds. and trust me, to people that force of nature on my skin, it was just unreal. let's take a look. >> thank you very much. >> oh my goodness! coming down right now, major tornado. >> coming down another tornado. >> a deadly tornado rushes towards the u.s. community of oklahoma city. a two mile wide wind tunnel ripped through the capitol on monday. >> oh my god! >> that was the tragedy in the ground but new innovations are developed in the lab to protect against future disasters. >> we create tornado like vortexes. mimicking tornado wind speeds. >> i'm at the national wind institute at texas tech university where they can actually recreate tornadoes. harold janes professor of mechanical engineering designed and built the tornado simulator called vortek. >> in a c

ef 3, it was absolute heaven, i loved it. >> all right.k that up coming up >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested >> i know that i'm being surveilled >> people are not getting the care that they need >> this is a crime against humanity >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> what do we want? justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> they are running towards base... >>...explosions going off we're not quite sure... >> fault lines al jazeera america's award winning, investigative series... on al jazeera america photos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres and i'm here with marita davidson and dr. shini somara. shini, you went inside a tornado. >> i got in the vortek, to experience force 3 winds. and trust me, to people that force of nature on my skin, it was just unreal. let's take a look. >> thank you very much. >> oh my goodness! coming down right now, major tornado. >> coming down another tornado. >> a deadly tornado rushes towards the u.s. community of oklahoma city. a t

ef 3, it was absolute heaven, i loved it. >> all right.k that up coming up >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew guns came in. >> murder rate was sky-high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day. i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >> "freeway - crack in the system". only on al jazeera america. photos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres and i'm here with marita davidson and dr. shini somara. shini, you went inside a tornado. >> i got in the vortek, to experience force 3 winds. and trust me, to people that force of nature on my skin, it was just unreal. let's take a look. >> thank you very much. >> oh my goodness! coming down right now, major tornado. >> coming down another tornado. >> a deadly tornado rushes towards the u.s.

south in moore another tornado tore this roof off an elementary school where two years ago a massive ef-5 tornado killed 24 people and injured more than 300. moore has been the bull's-eye for three major tornadoes since 1999. >> a reason for this being a favored tornado location is the moisture coming in from the south and east it clashes with desert air from the southwest. >> reporter: tonight, thousands of people here are without power, but not without gratitude. >> they walked out of there with our babies untouched. untouched. >> reporter: as tornado season is now under way. it will be another long night for residents here. more than 30 homes are destroyed in this neighborhood alone. there is debris in every direction here. and just to our south the national weather service just announced that the city of moore was hit with an ef-1 tornado with winds up to 110 miles per hour. lester. >> all right, gabe gutierrez. gabe, thank you. >>> to the middle east now where the chaos in yemen has suddenly expanded into a dangerous regional war with iran on one side, saudi arabia on the other. an

today prosecutors wound up their against admitted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar sash ef. elaine quijano tells us about the discurbing evidence presented to the jars who will decide whether sash ef lives or dies. >> prosecutors showed jurors this never before picture of dzhokhar tsarnaev just a few feet away from his youngest victim eight-year-old martin richard. chief medical examiner dr. henrey nields showed are jurors the clothes he was wearing an pointed out a gaping hole in the boy's shirt where the blast had blown apart his torso. one piece of metal nields testified appears to have entered and exited richard's body severing his spine. there were small nail, round metal pellets, there were small fragments of wood and black plastic. there was a piece of metal underneath the clothing nields said. the graphic testimony and autopsy pictures brought several jurors to tears. in the gallery richard's parents bill and denise quietly listened. the prosecution rested its case after 15 days of compelling testimony from survivors and law enforcement. the defense team acknowledged

outside tulsa, an ef-2. and in oklahoma, an ef-1. significant twisters. terror as they touched down. listen to this. >> oh, my god. keep going. keep going! >> and we saw the pictures, decimating a gymnasium. 50 children trapped. carried to safety. and their coaches singing songs, using flashlights on the cell phones to keep them calm. always the heroes in this. and let's go to ginger zee. now we're dealing with cold heading into the weekend. >> calmer, but more frigid. we're talking freeze warnings and watches as far south as atlanta. let's look at the cold blast. parts of missouri to south carolina, north carolina, all in blue. the numbers are going to be sub-freezing. 20s in louisville, pittsburgh, 17. new york city into the 20s. and the antithesis, the other side. 180 degrees different, 10 to 20 degrees above average. 100 for yuma. we've already seen dozens of records broken. >> ginger, great to have you. >>> now to indiana and the new law sparking protests. businesses may now cite religious belief to refuse service to gay customers. tim cook saying he

in terms of history in 1999, we saw any ef-5 push through and 36 people died. and then in 2003, any ef-3 and 4 pushed through and then still pushing through with 24 yesterday. and there's the system. >> all of a sudden, another one comes through, thank you very much. >> airstrikes intensify in yemen. one on day two of a military operation. a major player could be ready to send in ground troops. and plus, cockpit security on the airbus 8320. the copilot was able to keep the pilot out. that's next on aljazeera america. >> welcome back to aljazeera. keping neighboring yemen from crossing the border. airstrikes today. and ground troops could move in as part of a bold and america-backed offensive if keep rebels from seizing key cities. expected to travel to egypt for an arab-led meeting on saturday so discuss the crisis. and john kerry was on a crisis call this morning with arab prime minister. and the u.s. so far will not take part in any military action. for deepening talking on the crisis in yemen we talk to a political analyst. and thank you for joining us. with

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and back in 2013 moore was hit with a ef-13 tornado, and 35 people died in that natural disaster. >>she is trying to change c.a.alifornia law even after her death. she died after suffering from a brain tumor and painful death. >> she may have passed on but britney manard is not going to let fighting for the terminally ill. >> the california law prevented me from getting the care i wanted. >> reporter: she moved to oregon to end her life with the death by dignity act. she videotaped her opinions on the issue before she died. the family released the video today, as californians considers that bill. >> she had a peaceful death, and avoided a long and prolonged harmful death. it harmed no one else. >> i am here today, because my daughter asked me to speak up. >> reporter: her po ther urged to give people with six months or less to live some aid in helping medication. >> there are some terminal illnesses where only death can release those with pain. >> we need to kill the pain and not the patient. >> reporter: and some say it is nothing but an attempt to legalize assisted suicide. >> but

. >> walter tejada you say remember ef dae sgli exactly. for pedestrians, cross at the corners, wait for the signals and look left right before you cross. with bicyclist, obey the traffic signals and the signs. that would make life a lot safer for everybody. >> george branyan, there are so many pieces to this campaign not just one entity here education or enforcement. >> we want people to keep their eyes open for the tired faces, faces with tire tracks. we're zeeing a big boost in awareness and recognition. people are remembering that image. you will see it on transit shelters on buses, in buses, radio ads that reference the street smart campaign. this year we have a new tv add which will be shown on nbc network. >> excellent. we're proud to have that. ten seconds left. >> numbers going down citations going up. remember it's a year-round campaign. pedestrian safety is important every day of the year. >> we can't say it enough. gentlemen, thank you so much for coming in and enlightening us all with a very important message. we want to thank

efe though the holiday -- even though the solid good for business -- holiday is good for business, safety is on their minds. . >> really, any violations. they could be -- weaving. it could be red light runners. it could be speeding. normal violations. they are just more likely to occur if you have been drinking. >> walnut creek has 8 dui arrests every week. it doubles when st. patrick's day ask on a todd -- is on a friday or saturday. >>> california community colleges are forming new partnerships with black colleges and universities across the country. the program will create a transfer admission. it is expected to help colleges recruit students from a more racially educationally diverse pool and help students trying to get into a four year school. >>> the state water resources board voted for new water restrictions today to help california get through another year of drought. here are the rules. limiting the water of lawns to two days a week, request water in restaurants and no washing cars at home unless you have a shut off nozzle. >> we will have to move to more mandatory restrictions

that's the place that is still recovering from a huge ef-5 tornado that hit back in 2013. the same storm system is headed our way. doug we're not going to get anything like that are we? >> no jim, nothing like that. severe storms broke out earlier this afternoon and we have not seen much severe weather across the country as a result of the cold weather we've been seeing. now we're seeing the warm air make its way up from the gulf and that's why we have the strong storms through oklahoma missouri very heavy rain through st. louis. that's the same storm moving our way. temperatures today only in the 50s, a high of 54 in d.c. and 54 in martinsburg. i'll tell you when we have the best chance to see storms coming up in my ug. >>> d.c. police have issued a silver alert as they try to find a 71-year-old woman who has gone missing. she was last seen this afternoon and officers are working with her family to help find her. the last time she was seen she was wearing blue jeans and a gray wool jacket. >>> also police arrested four people in connection with drug charges. they found 26

so most analysis simply just take f's and ef's and lump them together. so another difficulty in drawing conclusions like that. >> it is important to say the event that stood out with weather storm was the blizzard of '93. it hit us hard. >> the storm of the century. >> i am not sure what century they are referring to. it is important to note it was around the late '80s early '90s when the weather channel came into life and brought the science of weather to the mainstream and as a result people have been paying mor attention to it over the last number of years. it is has been here but now we are really going to pay attention to it because the weather affects us. >> you have 24-hour tv weather, you have the social media weather, and the weather channel is far bigger than anyone imagined when it first started. so people are more attune to weather than they were in the past. >> question time. >> i appreciate kim putting the history in the book. she pointed out the first tornado forecast was by a friend of mine. i was in the air force also. i knew him when he

it was just enough damage to cancel classes today, but a stark contrast to that killer ef-5 twister that decimated moore in 2013. near tulsa's airport as tornado sirens blared passengers and workers sought shelter in the basement. wednesday's storm strike also brought heavy rain and golf ball-sized hail. is the severe weather over? nbc meteorologist domenica davis with the answer in a few minutes. >>> now to the germanwings crash and a new report from the "new york times" which says one of the plane's pilots locked out of the cockpit during the cash. citing a senior official during the investigation this is what the mangled audio reporter picked up. quote, very smooth very cool conversation to start. then an indication that one of the pilots got up and left the cockpit but could not reenter. light knocks are heard but no answer. then stronger to the point where the source says quote, you can hear he is trying to smash the door down but still no answer. today relatives of the dead will begin arriving at the crash site. we begin team coverage with nbc's bill nealy. >>> the plane is barely

just two years ago that, deadly and massive ef-5 that came right through moore, oklahoma.nately yesterday's tornado doesn't even compare to those. just a few injuries no fatalities here in moore. the national weather service doing their damage assessment. i'd have to say at least an ef-2 damage. so that kind of puts it in perspective at this point. abby back to you. >> that was mike seidel there in oklahoma. thank you for that. >>> now we go to the storm cycle to the news cycle. sergeant bowe bergdahl releasing information on his time as a taliban prisoner after being charged with desertion. jim mick la-- miklaszewski has been on this report. >> in a 13-page letter by the convening authority who charged bergdahl with desertion and endangering his fellow soldiers, eugene fidel, the lawyer writes that bergdahl is a truthful person albeit naive and somewhat realistic, but he points out in this letter that it was proven in some of the evidence that bergdahl himself did not act out of any bad motive. and he raised an interesting defense saying that perhaps bergdahl should be ch

the deadly tornadoes, outside tulsa tulsa, an ef-2. listen to this. >> oh my god. keep going. >> and we saw the pictures decimating a gymnasium. teachers keeping the children calm. and let's go to ginger zee. >> we're talking freeze warnings and watches as far south as atlanta. parts of missouri to south carolina north carolina all in blue. sub-freezing. louisville pittsburgh. and the antithesis the other side. 180 degrees different, 10 to 20 degrees above average. 100 for yuma. tons of records broken. >>> and businesses may now cite religious belief to refuse business to gay people. and the ncaa expressing reservations. but supporters saying worries about discrimination are overblown. >>> and harry reid announcing he will not seek re-election. saying his decision has nothing to do with his injuries exercising. >>> and the school bus bursting into flames and the hero driver. >>> also real or hoax? what some thought was the real-life "gone girl." what her lawyer is now saying. >>> and the driver's ed teacher thinking they were dealing with a 16-year-old girl. they h

and i said this effing game is over and the guy went click -- took the picture. >> frank gifford missedhe remainder of the season with a severe concussion. while the eagles went on to beat vince lombardy's green bay packers for the nfc champion. and debnarik was the hero. >> i've been very lucky. and like i said all of these accomplishments i've had, there is only one more thing. and that is heaven. >> eagles owner jeffrey lorie had this to say about debnarik. . with the passing the eagles and our fans have lost a legend. philadelphia fans grow up expecting toughness, all out effort and an work man like attitude from this team. and so much of that image has its routes in the way chuck played. our thoughts with with his family and loved once during this time. to babel basketball. -- hour away from hitting the floor in the steel city against n.c. state. neil hartman is in pittsburgh and joins us now on nova tangling with the wolf pack. hey neil. >> reporter: a year ago they were a two seed. they lost to seven seeded uconn in their second game. and uconn went on to win the championship. an

zach ef lynn starting, coming over in the jimmy rollins deal and he did not fare well giving up four runs including the four-run bomb to marte. slowey competing to be the fifth starter gives up six runs, five earned. in between innings after that strikeout, tempers flaerre. benches empty. >>> piethe flyers officially eliminated from the playoffs. >> back of your head you always think you have a chance. so when you're officially eliminated, it's not a good feeling. >> we have to finish up strong. be a part of the effort we're putting forth during a tough time. >>> sixers are preparing for next season with knoll playing forward. brett brown tells us the difference for his new role. >> i think it was a real eye-opener defensively. you know i think having to run down the floor and usually go to the rim and make plays at the rim and then have to worry where kevin love is was foreign to him. >> you can catch sixers/lakers on comcast sportsnet. >>> look at the faces of the el salvador national team. what's wrong? they're playing the wrong national anthem for them. look how confused they are

>> reporter: the ef-5 tornado decimated moore just two years ago.this is the path of last night's tornado. it's similar to the path taken by four major tornadoes in the past 16 years. >> and there's the tornado happening right there. >> reporter: harold brooks, where the national weather service, says that's bad luck, not bad geography. >> there could be something physical but we just don't know enough about the atmosphere to say there's anything real. >> reporter: but longtime resident joette strain has decided to make her own luck. >> this is it. i dont want to live here anymore. 40 years is enough. >> reporter: despite the damage here it's been a relatively quiet tornado season. scott, before last night the storm prediction center had received reports of about 20 tornadoes nationwide since january 1. that's well below the average of 150 for that time period. >> pelley: and the season's just getting started. manuel, thanks very much. federal agents are accused of having party with prostitutes supplied by drug cartels. and we'll remember the star o

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. >> remember the old ef hutton commercials. >> yes. >> same thing with this guy jeffrey lurie. >> couldn'tait to hear from the owner corner at the owners meetings in phoenix. two big issues. front office shake up and the trading of shady mccoy. that man addresses them both co >>> jeffrey lurie spoke to the media during break in the owners meetings in phoenix wolf situations to ab addressed number one was chip's idea or his idea to move the coach ahead of howie roseman in a front office shake up? >> i decided that it was important enough to adopt the vision and philosophy of integrating the scouting with the coaching on a daily basis. he felt he could be maximizeed best with a senior personnel executive that was of his choosing and of course with my approval and i feel that that was important to back him on that. >> number two, what are his thoughts on chip's decision to trade the team's all-time leading rusher shady mccoy? >> to maximize his power spread offense he always admired the one cut runners. and that's, you know, that's what he admired. if -- you got to let a coach try to bring in

. >> i feel like whenever we assert our ef-- ourselves there is always the bitch factor or difficult. >> larry: we'll get to that. >> we're too per pro miss coup is. >> i'm definitely promiscuous. i try to be but-- yeah it's a problem. it's like oh look at what she's wearing. who is she trying to get. trying to get my white man. >> i am absolutely trying to get your white man. (laughter) >> larry: you're trying to get their white man. >> absolutely. >> larry: is there a problem with not wanting to seem too angry? is that like-- are you always trying to check yourself. >> yeah because after that woman the manager told me that she was afraid of me i did have to kind of say what am i doing to make her feel afraid. >> talking. >> just being myself. because sandberg came up with this lean in thing. black women we've been leaning in forever. the problem is that no one is letting us advance. >> right. >> for leaning in we've been leaning in, but we don't advance for that. (applause) >> we get pushed back. >> larry: marina have you found that you have to work twice as hard, do you have to wor

. >> remember the old ef hutton commercials. >> yes. >> same thing with this guy jeffrey lurie. >> couldn't wait to hear from the owner corner at the owners meetings in phoenix. two big issues. front office shake up and the trading of shady mccoy. that man addresses them both coming u why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. >>> jeffrey lurie spoke to the media during break in the owners meetings in phoenix wolf situations to ab addressed number one was chip's idea or his idea to move the coach ahead of howie roseman in a front office shake up? >> i decided that it was important enough to adopt the vision and philosophy of integrating the scouting with the coaching on a daily basis. he felt he could be maximizeed bes

hand, the condition each side imposes on more defense spending prevents them from doing that much, ef even though they all say this is a terrible situation. >> thank you. >> i'm a little more optimistic than these two. i really am. it's true. i'm getting 75 cents on the dollar. >>> post 2016. >> you know,i think there is more will than these folks believe. the president came in above the caps. >> absolutely yes, there will be people who hate that. but that's the nature of deals. deals are not clean victories. they are coalitions of disgruntled getting half of what they want. i think, again, the key is going to be what are the offsets? it's going to have to be offset. it should be offset. and the president has to give republicans air cover on the offsets. if he hangs them out to dry, then this is all right. nothing gets done. but if the president does what the president should do to get the right policy then there's a chance to get a little deal in 16 and it will look like ryan murray was, some discretionary for mandatory offsets. he'll do it again for the fy '17 budget. it will be tin

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moore was the oklahoma city suburb where an ef-5 tornado killed 24 people two years ago. >>> this is, one by one firefighters rescued young girls and few adults carrying them to safety after the tornado hit the gymnastic studio they were practicing in. parents were in tears waiting to see if their kids were okay. 65 people were inside a gym when the tornado hit as the walls came down them. >>> a judge will try to sentence a man a second time for murdering a man for his expensive headphones. garcia was found guilty of killing christian massy in 2013 in order to steal his beats headphones. >>> fans are invited to pay their respects for an eagles sports legend for chuck bednaric in bethlehem. he passed away last saturday at the age of 89. known to many as concrete charlie, the lehigh valley native played his college career at penn where a bronze statue of him stands at franklin field. >>> the city of philadelphia is hiring for the summer. hundreds lined up at christie rec center. 2500 jobs from pool work to camps are up for grabs. >> i never thought about doing anything like this, until

. >> hidachi said his office identified 120 cases involving two of the office efs. and demonstrating how they could bias case he called on a young ucf student recently robbed at his apartment. >> when we called the police, the police accused us of drug dealing. and that was the reason they thought we were robbed. >> hidachi said if these officers who texted the gay, homophobic and racist pressages are brought back in to testify against a person of color or gay or lesbian person the convictions would likely be overturned and there are a thousand cases over the past ten years that are likely to be reviewed. reporting from the hall of justice, mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> very complicated. thank you. >>> a murder trial is under way in the east bay for the man accused of killing federal public defender sandra coke. it's been nearly two years since coke's body was found in park. coke and alana had a long on and off relationship and even a daughter together. prosecutors say alana killed coke in 2013 and her last phone call to her daughter coke said she was with ala

this ef to drive them across the border and work with middle men in syria and turkey.targeting them law enforcement treasury designations and military capability if they are going acrostic layer crossings with the trucks. >> you say there are ways to doing it why aren't we doing it if we need to shut them down for the money. >> this was a political decis n decision. they said they were going to tackle isis. one of the things they are going to be doing is targeting the money with the oil hopefully that will start. we keep saying how we are going to do it only on the iraq side of the border not the syrian side of the border. that is like squeezing a balloon. if we don't we are not going to get very far. >> how does the world fight the growing threat and who wins? that's next. esurwhich means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools, so you only pay for what's right for you, which saves money. they settle claims quickly, which saves time, which saves money. they dri

they acted as stand-in, the also of course computer efs helping out with things.pretty far. one review reads "furious 7" totally insane. a loving tribute to paul walker. >> one last ride and it is is a good one. go to chuck now. >> thanks aaron. >>> nice day outside today. seven-day time. temperatur mid to upper 60s today and tomorrow both. in fact i think a lot of neighbors tw will touch 70 degrees. but then the cold front comes through late tuesd evening. and as result it will be breezy an thank you, chuck. >>> that's "news4 midday." ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >> eve: [scoffs] this is a disaster. >> jennifer: jj and paige being in the same musical showcase is hardly the end of the world. >> eve: no, no, no, no. jj planned this, didn't he? he did, he planned this. >> jennifer: what? he had no idea-- even if he did and this was part of his grand scheme to get paige back what are you gonna do about it? >> eve: nothing, because you've made it very clear that i hav

this was joplin after an ef-5 tore their city apart in 2011 fast forward to 2015 job lin and moore residents rebuilding together lending each other a helping hand. >> the fact we've been through it and saw the outpouring of support and help we got in joplin four years ago. >> reporter: now the joplin community is stepping up bringing that same support they received years ago to southgate elementary in moore. >> with southgate, the majority hit, we had to move our entire school because we don't know structurally how sound it is. we have moved over here to the church. >> reporter: a devastating loss joplin teacher teresa adams knows all too well. something else she knows. a new location means the need for new school supplies. >> we stuffed an entire bus. it was literally filled to the top. we got everything from power strips and flashlights and batteries to backpacks and paper and pencils. >> now the more than 600 students have a great start despite everything they've lost. >> we're not going to skip a beat. that's all i need to know to know they're going to be able to have school like school

but it looks like with ef a chance of getting wet weather out of this. so maybe measurable rain. not nearly so much as we need. but, anything at this point is good. and late monday or early tuesday. overnight, look for mainly clear skies. we'll see mid to upper 40s and other inland locations and upper 40s to low 50s around the bay. tomorrow is sunny and warm. we'll see highs in the mid to upper 70s in the south bay. 75 at san jose. 74 at cupertino. low to mid 70s. 6 breezy and pleasantly mild at the coast. 64 at half-moon bay. 62 at pacifica. downtown san francisco will top out at 69 tomorrow. up in the north bay, highs at 78 in santa rosa. 74 at fremont and castro valley, and the inland east bay will be nice and warm with highs up to 78 a piece at fairfield and livermore. 80 at antioch. here's the 7-day forecast. spring arrives friday afternoon. it will be a cooler day. still pleasantly milder with highs in the 70s away from the coast. and monday we get a few more clouds and the chance of rain, a little bit cooler by a few degrees on monday. then milder again on tuesday and wedn

two years after ef-5 wreaked havoc, 10,000 across the state are still without power after repairs werealted dues to rain and wind. response crews are back in action today. look at oil prices. we minutes to go until the close. crude is trading up. staggering 4%. look at the pop on the day. markets fighting for gains. the dow back in the green but still in negative territory for the year. let's go to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange who is watching one bright spot. nicole? >> indeed. you didn't know whether or not lulu would be in fact a bright spot, melissa. earlier we heard about their latest outlook and somewhat disappointing and remember they were doing a big turn around overall, right? they were turning around the company. see-through pants recall. there was concern about the outlook. they get on the conference call and reassured investors that anything they're working on is just temporary. and the stock took off. you can an see that in the great two-day chart. you can see it up over 6% today. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. >>> exciting new epi

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that giant ef-5 tornado that just leveled large parts of this town.bout a 15 to 20-block area. trees down all over the place. look at this house, the front wall is completely blown out. you can see all the way through the house to the back wall. and then when those powerful winds move through, we had huge pieces of roofs that went flying through the air landing on these cars here and you can be thankful you weren't the guy sitting in the front seat of that pickup truck right there. now, the mayor says this tornado hopscotched through this neighborhood and he's right. if you take a look at the house right over there right next door completely untouched. now, the good news is that even though about 20 to 30 homes were damaged, there were no serious injuries. amy. >> that is incredible. clayton sandell with the latest from oklahoma. >>> in other news new census figures show more americans are moving to florida. six metro areas in the sunshine state are among the 20 fastest growing areas in the country. many americans moving to enjoy the lower cost of liv

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we know at this point from the national weather service one here in the moore area was at least an efined winds upwards of 110 miles an hour. that's the top end of that spectrum. you can see the snapped power pole here, line stretched out across the rooftop. believe it or not, everyone okay inside of this house. in fact here in the city of moore, no fatalities. one in sand springs, which is just outside of tulsa. the cleanup has already started here a resilient community. they are being tested right now. it's going to take weeks to move all of this debris. it's going to obviously take a lot longer for the recovery and the rebuilding effort here. that's the latest live in moore, oklahoma. i'm jay gray news4. >>> right now we're covering breaking news out of the roanoke, virginia area where this there's been a heartbreaking conclusion in the case of a missing boy. late this afternoon police sources told our affiliate in that area that they found the body of 5-year-old noah thomas. he'd been missing since sunday. little boy's body found on his family's property. >> right now we're waitin

you may recall moore was hit with an ef-5 tornado, the strongest on the scale, in 2013. that tornado killed 24 people. multiple tornadoes have touched down in oklahoma and arkansas tonight. also golf ball-sized hail and end gusts above 70 miles per hour south of tulsa, oklahoma. at least one person died in a mobile home according to police. we'll be right back. ♪ [epic music] ♪ introducing aleve pm... the pm pain reliever. that dares to work all the way until... [birds chirping] the am. new aleve pm. it's the first to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last all the way until morning. new aleve pm, for a better am. >>> we have more on the breaking news tonight about the german airliner crash. the report from "the new york times" that one of the pilots left the cockpit and could not get back in the cockpit as the plane started to descend. according to "the times," the plane's voice recorder revealed -- >> joining me now michael kay, a pilot and former senior british officer, and anthony roman, former commercial problem. yo

you may recall moore was hit with an ef-5 tornado, the strongest on the scale, in 2013. that tornado killed 24 people. multiple tornadoes have touched down in oklahoma and arkansas tonight. also, golf ball-sized hail and end gusts above 70 miles per hour south of tulsa, oklahoma. at least one person died in a mobile home according to police. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i love my meta health bars. because when nutritious tastes this delicious i don't miss the other stuff. meta health bars help promote heart health. experience the meta effect with our multi-health wellness line. ♪ ♪ ♪ the new, twenty-fifteen ford focus believes in "more." more to see. more to feel. ♪ more to make things really really... interesting. ♪ the new focus. from the auto brand more people buy, and buy again. how do crest 3d white whitestrips compare to a whitening toothpaste? let's see. the paste didn't seem to do much for me. the whitestrips made a huge difference. that's not fair! crest whitestrips work below the enamel surface to whiten 25 times better than the leading whitening toothpaste. crest

or they could take ukraine's entire southern coast connecting russia with mall dope tko*ef a's breakawayublic where 2000 russian troops are already stationed. in the most ambitious and least likely scenario, pro-russian separatists too call all eastern ukraine to the river. a plan they say would require 90,000 russian troops. >> there might be a higher likelihood that the rebels break the ceasefire because they were in a winning momentum whereas the government sources sources in kiev have more to gain by focusing on rebuilding the economy rather than focusing so much on the eastern parts of ukraine. >> reporter: a renewed conflict would further rattle the already traumatized restless difference eastern ukraine and an international community that has loudly lamented the conflict but has otherwise done little more than watch the crisis unfold. john hendon, al jazerra donetsk, eastern ukraine. >>> an average 50,000 migrants arrive in greece as refugees every year most are detained at the border now the government says its economy can no longer support migrants in search a better life. al ja

. >> an ef-3 twister with punishing winds more than 136 miles per hour touches down eight miles away.t was getting darker and closer. and we're like, we really need to hurry up and get this wedding going. >> turn around! turn around! >> near the wedding ceremony, this storm chaser footage captures the raw power of the monster tornado. >> crossing right ahead of, right ahead of us! >> back at the farm, the couple exchanges vows. kandra starts to get nervous. >> i was, like, we need to go to safety because i really don't want to die. >> but caleb, a life-long resident of tornado alley, tries to calm his new bride's nerves. he's confident the twister is moving away from the wedding party. >> i was more scared of saying "i do" than i was of the tornado because that is scary, flat out scary. tornadoes, you know, they are going to be gone in 15 minutes. kandra, she's going to be here for the next 60 years. >> yep. >> with the ceremony over, the newlyweds have the photo shoot of a lifetime. it's a day of highs and lows, even though there are no deaths or injuries, the tornado destroys multip

ef. when you dip your feet into a cold pool on a hot day, it makes you feel better.tself is very valuable. >> i can feel it working. it's helping me feel a little bit cooler. thanks for workweek. n. appreciate it. >>> one of the things i'm noticing already is that i'm running out of battery life like crazy. who you many of you can relate to that? what if i told you that if i was walking around i could use that energy by my steps to give me more battery life for my phone. i'm wearing a prototype that does that right now. it is called sole power. it is connected to the insole in my shoe. as i walk i'm able to get power to my device. here to explain this hanna alexander. where do you see this going? >> well really anyone that walks can use this. we're working with hikers with be backpacks and the u.s. military. this affects everyone from sub-saharan africa to the streets of austin. >> wow. big market. good pitch. awesome prototype. for two hours of walking i get one hour of talk time? >> yes. >>> hey, guys i'm inside of the austin convention center right now. you may se