an ef-1. so we have the ef-scale. what is an ef-1 tornado? that is characteristic of having winds 86 up to 110 miles per hour. moderate damage with that. so we had winds up to 100 miles per hour this morning. it was even on the stronger side of an ef-1. now, as you know, we have assessed what this is. now the clean-up continues. for more on that, back to you guys. >> anchor: okay. concord not the only town dealing with the early-morning storms. crews spending much of the morning trying to clean up in marlborough where they also experienced some damage there. kris anderson joins us now with the very latest. busy day out there, i imagine, kris. now, marlborough didn't see the extent of damage that we saw in concord where that tornado has been confirmed now. it did cause some damage. it was that same storm system that went through concord. that came through in marlborough. the aftermath o'. >> a possible tornado in marlborough. crews cleaning up debris after a round of severe storms ripped across the area early monday morning. >> about 3:00 in t

ef 0, ef 1 and technically we've never had an ef 5 core made oh here in massachusetts. some of the recent stronger tornados going back several year ef 3 or higher with winds are after least 136 miles per hour, this is the most recent one. again this was just 1 in 201 where he had an ef 3. winds on that average were 158 miles per hour. and then you notice these other ratings, thee are based off of the old scale so that's why you great barrington, f 4 tornado back in 1995 of course the worcester core made oh 1953, some debate that might have actually been an f 5 tornado but technically in the books f 4 tornado. so this morning in concord lucky that nobody was injured or killed with that ef 1 tornado, winds at 100 miles per hour. also the first overnight tornado since 1970. for the rest of the week it's quiet. comfortable, we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: all right, you can bet jr will stale feel. now we turn to a developing story. the fall out continues today for u.s. swimmers ryan lochte. >> anchor: so speedo and ralph lauren both droppin

ef 5. in new england we are talking the weaker end of the scale. ov june first, 2011 in the brimfield area that was an ef3. deaths. it occurred at 3:10 in the morning. our first overnight tornado in massachusetts since 1970. take you back 2:52 in marlboro. there was rotation on the doppler radar. this time the weather service issued the tornado warning. which was fantastic lead time. sometimes we use the moniker hit without warning. not this situation. this was when the warning was issued. there's concord moved up across concord about 3:15, 3:20. on the ground for about 10 minutes. the most significant damage focussed here in the city of concord. thankfully it weakened from there. powerful cold front that's why we had the tornado. it did it's work. the air is refreshing dry and breezy. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. ; jr, thanks. air and online any time there is breaking news. download the 7 news mobile or tablet app or follow along on social media for updates on the go. >> an

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massachusetts has been raided and an ef-1 winds of 100 miles an hour. fortunately nobody was hurt in the storm tuesday morning on the eyeopener, seeing the world with the family on a budget. >> s possible, sneaky ways to saver big when you travel a broader. >> we're cooling down but not for long. tuesday morning starting at 4:30 narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support icans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. at the traffic on the expressway. ht ov -- the hov lane is moving and the traffic leaving time in the foreground is going at speed limit. a beautiful sky in the background. everything is almost perfect right now. let's

five. >> ef 0 is lowest. so right now we classifying an ef with in one. >> [inaudible] i not on shift at that time. i sleeping very first i heard about it was this morning when i turned on the tv and saw all of you guys reporting on it. >> [inaudible] >> what station with you watching? >> i am too enough of politican to say that. i bounce around several stations. is that how you guys can guess. >> over here >> i wanted to make sure that you -- >> yes. correct. >> [inaudible] neat damage assessments and he they said yes. i will be in. same materials i needed did quick check of where the damage was and been in contacted with nema which was very helpful setting up our ability to work concorde fire department so that we get out and do this. lot quicker than they normally. [inaudible] i can't say definitely. winds were main cause that's the thing to take away from. the damage mainly responsible by the ef-11 tornado. >> [inaudible] >> where did tornado start and travel and stop? >> right now, probably near as i can

ef 0 and one and sometimes you get a two. last time we had an ef 3 was back in 2011, june 1 of 2011. traveling for about a half mile on the ground for about ten minutes but the weather service was able to give about a 20 minute lead time. here you go this morning doppler radar there is concord and there is the storm that likely was holding the tornado near sudbury then moving northeast. moving across concord at that time about 3: 17 and wind data inside the storm green and red so tightly pack to the indicating the storm had rotation obviously it produced the tornado in concord with the most significant damage up here in lexington road right there thankfully the atmosphere is much quieter this evening and remains quiet and comfortable for a few days. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: as you have seen with all of these report the cleanup is going to take days with this. a lot work to be done. those wood chippers as jonathan hall said really going to be working over time of we will continue to f

the violence of the ef 1 tornado evidence from sky 7 hd. it hit one of america's most historic communities. the experts say this twister four football fields wide and touchdown for a half mile near concore's famed battle road trail. more than three dozen homes suffered some damage, it looks like this large estate got the worst of it with several trees striking it. trees toppled into the homes, swimming pools, men retrieved debris including a lounge chair from the water. lexington road and other streets had to be shut down as a worked to pick up and remove giant trees which blocked traffic. one brave worker seemed to be getting a thrilling ride as he working over time, armed with chainsaws and wood chippers, they have their work cut out for them. you can see large trees snap like tuition as the twisters big winds kicked up. some people got lucky, they lost trees but they fell away from their houses and sleeping residents. look at the roots ripped right out of the ground here, a sign of the twister's power. you can see this white crane has be

the state of emergency declared, an ef-3, tearing through a starbucks. the thre froas, a way north. >>> donald trump hillary clinn trump's own behind him reacting.lary clinton firing back, asking which campaign is really promoting racist lies? and trump, moments ago, doubling down when asked if clinton is really a bigot. >>> pulled from the troubl the stunning scene. the 10-year-old girl pulled out alive. >>> the airre. the radar vanis major >>> and the zipline disaster. the 59-year-old woman suddenly falling 35 feet to her death. >>> and after hiking those drug prices, that ceo, grilled tonight. >>> good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, there are new tornado concerns for the south, all the way up through new york stat re tornadoes alady, one supercl producing multiple twisters, including a confirmed ef-3. cell phone video shot from a garage showing the powerful storm ripping through a neighborhood there. and this starbucks, watch as the roof is ripped off, the building collapses. employees and customers inside, hiding in the bathrooms. ginger

this was an ef-1. a half mile was the length. 400 yards was the width occurring at 3:20 a.m. that's an ef-1 on this scale about 100 mile per hour winds. that was only one of the damaged areas. and to have something that severe at that hour, that is very, very rare here. and it shows an incredibly strong disturbance. it did produce some beneficial rains in the greater boston metropolitan area. that was definitely welcome. right now very comfortable air has come in. i will let you know how the dry, comfortable air lasts and we will take a close look at e the time. ed? ed: a man accused in a fatal stabbing in east boston is being held without bail. darius barry is accused of stabbing gauge smith to death last week during an altercation. barry appeared in court today on a murder charge after being arrested on friday. >> new at 5:30, growing support for the family of murdered student lizzie marriott as they fight a supreme court ruling. during the appeal the ruling information that was sealed during the trial proceedings. in marriott's case for sexual history. this all despite the

unless say it was an ef 1 tornado with winds of 100 miles per hour. cut a path of destruction, a half mile long and four football fields wide. >>> surprised not to see more trees into houses. they fell, different directions it was mainly between houses. >>> a national weather service alarm gave many home owners a 15 to 20 minute warning blasting them out of their beds with a 20 second siren alarm through their cell phones at 3:00 in morning. one resident directly in the path of the tornado. >>> he immediately got his family up, he started to feel the storm copping and they went right down and took tschetter just as they should so early >>> the project before us to is to open up roads, get their electricity restored and make the situation safe. >> anchor: governor baker and home owners smiling as he toured the area, evidence that supports the governor's declaration of relief. >>> as you walk threw there and you look at all of that towned, all that carnage and downed trees and all the rest you can't believe that it didn't have an

an ef-3 is a big tornado. a three doesn't come along very often. this afternoon, there is the possibility that we will see some severe weather. severe thunderstorm defined as one that produces 58 mile an hour winds and/or three quarter inch diameter hail. the next couple of hours to around 8:00, the prime times. and we will be on top of it all tracking the possibility there's a slight risk in the area here in yellow. that is most of us as we make our way through the late afternoon and early evening we will be on top of it all. jeff tanchak is already here tracking storms. nothing on ford first alert doppler max right now. clouds moving through, breaks in the cloud deck are not going to help us. we see temperatures climb and humidity levels climb.

the state of emergency declared, an ef-3, tearing through a starbucks. the threat from texas, all the way north. >>> donald trump calls hillary clinton a bigot. trump's own supporter behind him reacting. then late firing back, asking which campaign is really promoting racist lies? and trump, moments ago, doubling down, when asked if clinton is really a bigot. >>> pulled from the rubble. the stunning scene. 17 hours after that deadly earthquake. the 10-year-old girl pulled out alive. >>> the air scare. the radar vanishing at two major american airports. pilots suddenly forced to circle. some diverting. falling 35 feet to her death. >>> and after hiking those drug prices, that ceo -- grilled tonight. >>> good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, there are new tornado concerns from the south all the way up through new york state. nearly three dozen reported tornadoes already, one supercell producing multiple twisters, including a confirmed ef-3, tearing across cell phone video shot from a garage showing the powerful storm ripping through a neighborho

plus, we continue to follow developments out of concord following that ef-1 tornado. we'll have the latest information about power going to the area as well as another look at the damage following this rare storm. >> 3:19 a.m. nocturnal between yards wide. four football fields wide gone for half mile 100 miles-per-hour winds you saw the damage we have been talking about in our newscast. it did not happen in the early morning hours before sunrise and it was only on the ground for four minutes lowell nearly an inch boston close to an inch of rain keen 55, worcester and orange both 59 degrees right now already cool. to the north and west of worcester that drop into the upper 40s before morning. before you get up in the morning. 55 will be the city of worcester tonight under those clear skies. 60 degrees 6:00 and 71 by 10:00. sunshine will be the rule of just a couple floating by. most of the day all day long wall to wall sunshine from much of new england. -- up to the 80s boston in newton braintree gets to 82 degrees. towards fitchburg out here in cape cod lower to mid-7

the people from the nws totaling the damage, which they say is in the ef-zero to ef-1 tornado range and no injuries were reported. >> and closer to home, janessa is feeling like fall out there. our cameras paint the weather story very well. and there is not a cloud in the sky this morning. clouds aric thickening up for the lorainiary and wer tracking that rain for the last two weeks and the severe weather threat has gone up and fine's -- finally daying down the rest of the week and the nice green grass the last few weeks and seeing the moisture and greener and the temperatures, a fall-like pattern that has entered due to a front that tracked in yesterday morning. greater cleveland this morning, 53 degrees and dover-new philly, and for portage county and you're seeing ground clutter, the teal picked up on the radar and i am tracking isolated activity that has made showers. we're under the threat and combining with the water temperature that is still above normal. and taking a look at the wider view, the high pressure is taking over and allowing us to go on a three-day stretch of sunshine

>> chainsaws and wood chippers being put to good use today after an ef-1 tornado touched down. hello everyone i'm vanessa welch. >> and i'm mark onchth according to national grid and ever source there are no major outages in the concord area tonight. that's good news right there. let's speak with christine mccarthy. >> reporter: the cleanup will take days but the disaster itself an ef-1 tornado only needed seconds to topple hundreds of trees tear down power lines and damage 39 homes in concord. morning. nobody got hurt. the house has some damage. the wind lifted the tree right out of the ground and just crushed the structure. >> reporter: governor charlie wires and strewn branches touring the damage on independence and alcott roads. >> this one had the gas line underneath it. the governor even stopped in awe to snap some pictures himself. >> anybody who does doubts the fury and precision of mother nature needs to take a walk along route that was no injuries during the tornado. however, concord police do tell me that one man when one of them pops loose and hit him in the head he

typically they are ef 1s or ef 0s and usually somewhat weaker ones and you saw the damage on top of that. additional straight-line damage and conditions this morning nice and quiet. so the payoff is a couple of days of fantastic weather that started yesterday afternoon and now norwood at 47. as long as you don't mind a little bit of a crisp start out there. we have quiet weather. and 47 degrees. yeah, a little -- little tiny bit of fog forming in norwood. not something widespread and some of the coolest towns and cities. by 7 a.m., we should be up to 55. i think that is kind of wishful thinking. lower 50s in norwood. a lot of 50s on the map. 9 a.m., 67 degrees. by 11 a.m., 74. we make it into the lower 80s there and that is pretty calm 80 in boston and plymouth. 82 in norwood and lawrence. over to worcester today at 76 degrees. portsmouth, new hampshire at 79. for the cape and islands, i expect that we will stay in the 70s. it will be pleasant. humidity doesn't get better than this. i said it almost feels like fall. and you can feel things are kind of drying out here. overnight tonight.

crews are working to clean up the debris after an ef-1 tornado caused a lot of dang in concord. the tornado hit earl yesterday morning. strong winds knocked out trees and power lines and damaged some homes there. damage. thankfully no one was hurt. boston police are on alert this morning after a woman says she was sexually assaulted in the south end. it handed early yesterday morning. investigators say a man threatened the victim with a knife and forced her to walk toward a playground before sexually assaulting her. anyone with information is asked to contact police. a park raker in milton is out on bail after police arrested him for allegedly filming women in a bathroom. prosecutors say raymond lifeguards working at houghton pond. one woman said she noticed a green light as she was using the restroom over the weekend. >> ryan: also this morning, a simple crime in quincy being called a blessing in disguise. a student nun was not hurt after she was robbed at knifepoint. she says two women rushed her and demanded she hand over her bag. but they didn't get what they wanted. kris an

you remember that one a couple years ago, that was an ef-2. nocturnal tornadoes, haven't had one of those since 1970. before that, 1958, so they're exceedingly rare in this part of the country. the revere tornado, you may remember, was only when it happened. the one today was on the ground for ten minutes. it just was a little weaker. this one had winds 120 miles per hour. today was 100 miles per hour. so that's the ef1 versus the ef-2 and now all of it gone, you're left with beautiful skies, gorgeous weather, after beneficial rain did come on through. it's dry again out there. you might have a couple puddles leftover. quarter of an inch in hyannis, same in beverly. spencer, an inch and a half of rain today. lowell, .93 inches, almost an inch for you as well and boy, you need it. temperatures for dinnertime are in the 7th, except for you in worcester. warned you, you're going to slip into the upper 60's when superior court was going down this evening. 69 degrees. the sun is still up and it's 69 degrees out there. that's cool, crisp air moving

the state of emergency declared, an ef-3, tearing through a starbucks. the threat from texas, all the way north. >>> donald trump calls hillary clinton a bigot. trump's own supporter behind him reacting. late today, hillary clinton firing back, asking which campaign is really promoting racist lies? and trump, moments ago, doubling down when asked if clinton is really a bigot. >>> pulled from the troubrubble. the stunning scene. the 10-year-old girl pulled out alive. >>> the air scare. the radar vanishing at two major american airports. >>>

one was an ef 3 with winds of more than 150 miles per hour. remarkably, no one was killed. >> the gentleman pushed me down and he's like get down and put his arm around me to shield me. >> reporter: hannah harris was in this starbucks when a manager told everyone to head to the bathroom because a tornado was headed their way. >> he saw the funnel and shut the door and told everyone, close the door, it's coming. >> reporter: she says about 20 people were huddled in the cothroom as the twister them. >> it was devastating but also just a relief to know that i came out alive in that. and really, really i shouldn't have. >> reporter: as many as 15 tornados touched down around indiana wednesday, leaving behind a trail of damaged cars, broken windows and entire neighborhoods in shreds. >> neighbors found my dog. she's alive. that's all you can ask for. >> reporter: this is all that's left of 54-year-old becky sweeney's home, where she's lived the past 16 years. >> it is overwhelming. but you got to do what you got to do. you can't just lay down and d

as the tornado rated in strength at ef-1, tore a tight corridor of destruction through one of the state's most historic town. >> 400 yards wide, half mile long. >> the reporter: the tornado started somewhere near mill brook farm on cambridge turnpike, where it sent a tree crashing through a greenhouse. >> i heard this real strong wind, you know, real heavy rain, and it scared me a little bit. >> >> the reporter: it then traveled north-northeast, causing the heaviest damage on independence road. estimated wind speed -- 100 miles per hour. >> it did a lot of damage, just in a small area. >>> 39 houses were damaged, but only one suffered significant not fairing as well -- the trees, snapped, toppled and in some case, ripped right out of the ground. >> concentrating now on opening the roads, getting good access into the neighborhoods. >> the reporter: as for residents in the center of the storm, they were concentrating on getting back to normal. >> my tree man is coming here in a half an hour, and my insurance company has already got an adjustor calling me, so i feel very lucky that they're t

the national weather service confirming it was an ef-1, with 100-mile-an-hour winds. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm erika tarantal. the tornado was a half-mile long and 400 yards wide. right now serious clean up is underway in several communities. downed trees and power lines making for a messy start to the week. let's get right out to newscenter 5's sera congi she's -- sera congi. she's live in concord where that sera: an ef one tornado -- just to give you some perspective, it ef0 is the weakest. one of 39 homes to suffer damage, residents getting an early-morning wakeup call for mother nature. >> it was incredibly scary. i don't think my heart has ever beat that fast in my whole life. alone when mother nature swept across her home around knocking 3 a.m., tree limbs down around the house. >> it was literally 2 to 3 minutes and then it was all done. sera: the tree in the front yard, uprooted and toppled, but luckily not crashing into her home. the powerful storm pulled down utility poles and snapped tree limbs, power lines draping across lexington road, th

he sustained extense ef second and third-degree burns on his lower legs and feet after being scalded while vacationing in wyoming. >>> residents in southern california summit valley are forced out of their homes as firefighter battle a forest fire. the fire started shortly after noon on sunday and quickly grew to more than a square mile in a remote area about 55 miles of l.a. officials warn air quality could reach unhealthy levels. >>> yankees player alex rodriguez made a bomb shell announcement yesterday. >> he's calling it quits and will play his final game next friday. but he's still having a role with the team. demarco morgan joins us from yankees stadium with what's next for a-rod. >> i love this game, and i love this team. and today, i'm saying good-bye to both. most celebrated ended times hated baseball players of the last two decades, alex rodriguez. the 41-year-old three-time american league mvp and 14-time all star sat out all of 2014, suspended for performance-enhancing drug use. he showed serious signs of ageing this year before the yankees finally decided to bench him in

. >> the cleanup will take days but a ef 1 tornado only took seconds to tear down hundreds of trees power lines damaging homes in concord. two are without power. yesterday's tornado and severe storms hit 39 homes in concord with 100-mile-per-hour winds damaged a half-mile stretch of property mainly on independent limb fed into a chipper as you see here and was taken to the hospital. otherwise neighbors are grateful injuries weren't worse. lasted more than a minute. that would be pushing it. it was really -- it really sounded like a train going by. >> we are blessed. absolutely. nobody got hurt. the house has some damage, but not horrible damage. >> governor charlie baker visited concord yesterday to take a look at the damage 37. the fast-moving storms brought heavwi yesterday cleaning up too. the power has been restored to that city. >>> it is now 4:3. and we are following developing news in boston where police are issuing an alert following a sexual assault in the south end. it happened around 1:00 yesterday morning near greenwich park. a woman said a man approached her on a bike and she

that is the ef-0 tornado that ripped through north haven in connecticut. people were running for cover. island sound. we call them weak tornadoes, but quite serious still. >> i was thinking that. we're saying zero, when we hear of these 4s and 5s. >> can you imagine? you look at that look at some damage, considerable damage from 70-mile-per-hour winds. you can only imagine when you talk about 240 miles per hour when you talk about the ef4s and 5s. we'll have to watch later on this afternoon for thunderstorms, the heat stays in effect for the five boroughs not only for today but the next several days, into mercer county, new jersey, an actual heat warning. it's all about the temperatures. already starting out warm, mid to upper 70s. kingston, 74. same thing for veils gate. we're holding to 0 degrees right plan for a clammy, sweaty day. we get some breaks at noontime, 7. a light shower in a couple of spots. 90 by 3:00. we're going higher yet. those temperatures in the ten-day forecast, we'll get to that in a bit. let's get over to lauren and find out about t

it was confirmed as an ef-1 tornado and estimated winds were 100 miles per hour. a half mile was the path. it was part of a complex of off the ground at 3:30. there were other damage reports. but severe thunderstorm was part of the complex of storms that came through. it actually gives them some beneficial rain. check that out. over an inch in worcester and almost an inch in providence. behind it, very big change in air mass. it lets you know that this was a very strong disturbance above us to be able to change the air mass that much. most of the fronts haven't done that, but this is a stronger the air is nice and comfortable and how long that will last. that's coming up in a few minutes. ed? ed: sky 5 over a deadly accident in lowell. a woman hit and killed by a truck. the driver just pulled into a parking spot and was told to move and hit the woman while backing up. the woman was not a teacher or staffer at the school, but had arrived to do work. jc: a park ranger is out on bail accused of secretly bathroom in milton. we go to quincy with how he was busted. dian

because he can't stop effing tweeting. he didn't say effing. while big donors have had it with trump, small donors are lining up to hand over their money. >> just a little while ago, i met with the gold star families and a gentleman handed me a check, and he said, you know, mr. trump, this is for your campaign. and i said, you don't have to do that. he said it's more money -- and i haven't even opened it yet, i don't think i'll tell you how much it is, actually, but he said, it's more money -- wow. he said it's more money -- more money than we can afford. >> ah, yes, the check opening. "the new york times" reports trump and the national committee raised $64 million, the bulk of it from small donations. in the past month, he's significantly closed the fundraising gap with hillary clinton. compare those numbers to june, where there was a $17.5 million difference. trump has the potential to be od by grassroots supporters pitching in 10, $20 apiece. so, you and i have been tracking this the whole time. we've ended up where we thought we might. but

>> a community hit hard when an ef-1 tornado tears tlau a. look at the cleanup under way. >> the clues that could help police capture the man mind a sexual assault >> and you could be paying more for tolls on the mass make. who will be seeing an increase in just a few weeks. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm ryan schulteis in for >>> we'll have your top stories in a moment. let's talk about the nice cool day morning. it be change up this afternoon >> let's hope so. right? >> yes. nice fall-like feel to the air this morning. you can shed the sweatshirts and light jackets. still cool through the worcester hills. dewpoint low 50s. we'll see 40s dewpoint levelwise this afternoon. the wind direction out of the northwest continues to push in that low humidity that resides us. winds not overly powerful today. light sea breeze kick in along the north shower this afternoon. all the sunshine in place. temperature warming up close to 80 in the city of boston. slightly cooler through cape ann as well as cape cod. low 80s very common through metro west in

that waswhat you had here is a creature, a tornado, ef 1 coming wide, a half mile long into concord. cutting into trees, throwing them every which way. that's what told them this was a tornado and not straight winds. the fact that the trees were twisted and the damage went in different directions. it left 1,000 homes without power, resident describing how they woke to the sounds of tree branches coming against their house, the whoosh the wind in the air. some people wakened by the warning by emergency officials that came through their cell that they had such a warning, but mema officials say they knew about it, it went on at 3:00 in the morning, whaled for about 20 seconds on those cell phones was the warning a tornado might be coming. people took cover inside their houses within 15 to 25 minutes, the tornado came through and the damage was apparent. people came outside and they could see all of the trees down and some of those trees are covering roads here as well. that's what officials are now concentrating on. branches from the trees in the area, governor baker just toured the are

it was an ef 3, so maximum winds up to 165 miles per hour. can imagine the fear and terror people inside must have felt when they realized the tornado was headed their way. a violent outbreak of tornados tore through the midwest wednesday, injuring more than a dozen people, ripping the roofs off of homes and leaving behind a wide-spread path of destruction. >> i heard thunder and rain and looked down and went, oh, my. >> reporter: a massive ef-3 twister barrelled through the town of kokomo, indiana. powerful winds levelled a starbucks. no one inside was seriously hurt. >> all the sudden i heard a loud bang and i looked at my ceiling and it actually caved in. >> reporter: it took just seconds to tear apart this apartment complex. kathleen march took cover in her bathroom. >> i just ran down stairs. i was just so scared. >> reporter: hundreds of people were forced out of their homes in howard county and more than 35,000 people were reported without power across the states. >> we'll be here as long as we need to be. >> reporter: stepping away fr

it was an ef 3, so maximum winds up to 165 miles per hour. terror people inside must have felt when they realized the tornado was headed their way. a violent outbreak of tornados tore through the midwest wednesday, injuring more than a dozen people, ripping the roofs off of homes and leaving behind a wide-spread path of destruction. >> i heard thunder and rain and looked down and went, oh, my. >> reporter: a massive twister barrelled through the town of kokomo, indiana. powerful winds levelled a starbucks. no one inside was seriously hurt. >> all the sudden i heard a loud bang and i looked at my ceiling and it actually caved in. >> reporter: it took just seconds to tear apart this apartment complex. bathroom. >> i just ran down stairs. i was just so scared. >> reporter: hundreds of people were forced out of their homes in howard county and more than 35,000 people were reported without power across the states. >> we'll be here as long as we need to be. >> reporter: stepping away from the campaign trail, vice presidential nominee, mike pence sa

it was ef-0. this is the weakest category of tornado. rosanna: well, thank goodness right. antwan: wind speeds up to 85 rosanna: former aide is saying that the governor of new jersey chris christie quote flat out lied when he said his senior staffers were not involveed in the bridge gate scandal. antwan: that aide texted that to a colleague in 2013. the text is part of the court filings, filed by the defendant, however, a lawyer from bill st was involved is false and irresponsible. the governor denied that he lied. >> rosanna: with netflix and home theatres and movie theatre attendance, movies, people are not going as much as they did. greg: and hulu. rosanna: yes, there is a new theatre in fort lee, new jersey that wants to kind of lure you couch, ipic theatre. antwan: we sent robert moeses to check it out. oh, here we go. rosanna: rubbing it in this morning. are you served too? robert: yes, i have been served breakfast, excuse me, i have to recline a little bit. rosanna: we are hearing something. >> reporter: i have the blanket and the pillow and t ear piece. there we go.

they also found ef-1 tornado damage between bangor and jamestown, michigan. volunteers are still debris and fallen trees and helping those with damaged homes. 3 here's a look at the traffic conditions now... 3 now that the rio olympics have wrapped up... it's time to look ahead to when the u-s have a chanec to play host...a wrap of the olympic games and the rio olympics are over after a colorful and musical closing ceremony. ceremony.the haul of 121 medals is the most the u-s has ever won in an olympics that wasn't boycotted.michael phelps and katie ledecky helped the u-s swim team grab 33 medals in the pool.the track and field team took home 32... d biles led the gymnastics squad with 12.but it wasn't all good for team u-s-a...american swimmer ryan lochte is now apologizing for embellishing a story that he and his teammates were robbed at gunpoint in rio.today-- he lost three major sponsors -- including speedo and could face punishment from the u.s. olympic committee. 3 the next olympics are in 20-20...they'll be held in tokyo, japan-- but there's some added

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