jerika duncan is in mayfield, kentucky. >>reporter: fast-moving wins formed the funnel cloud over mayfield, kentucky within seconds on tuesday. [siren] the storm damaged homes and businesses, narrowly missing several schools. >> it was black as can be. you could see this stuff coming off the ground. >>reporter: communities sorted through the damage into the night. >> a tornado came through here and when my parents, i fell to my knees. >>reporter: parents escaped their home just before the twister hit. >> they both got out within 30 seconds and the neighbor knocked on the door and said there is a tornado and they made it from here to here. >>reporter: the severe weather is connected with the system that spawned violent tornadoes across southern oklahoma on monday, killing two people and leveling several homes. brooke was relieved her mother managed to survive. >> she made it out alive. her neighbor didn't. we are glad we have her. all this stuff can be replaced. >>reporter: in mayfield, the violent wins tossed the cars aroun

so -- [ crying ] >> all this stuff can be replaced. >> reporter: back here in mayfield, those violent winds tossed these cars around like children's toys. we counted in the parking lot at least 60 vehicles that were destroyed because of this tornado. and it's not over just yet. more severe weather is on its way in the southern plains and the midwest. jericka duncan, cbs news, mayfield, kentucky. >>> the company racing to build the high speed transportation system called hyperloop is set to hold its first public demonstration today in the nevada desert. tesla and spacex founder elon musk helped design it. the idea is to carry passengers in cargo pods using electricity and magnets at speeds around 700 miles an hour. a trip from san francisco to l.a. in the hyper loop would take 35 minutes. >> impressive. >>> still ahead, could it be a real fountain of youth? how scientists say a couple of special skin creams can give you truly younger-looking skin. >> then i'm just going to swim this it! just dip my whole body in it right now! [ laughter ] >> hi, everybody. good afternoon. this is our l

a tornado plowed through mayfield, kentucky, yesterday, injuring nearly a dozen people. jericka duncan is there. >> reporter: as her neighbors picked up the pieces, angie winfrey was in tears. this is all that remains of her home. >> it's just kind of hard to look. >> oh, look at that, look at that, look at that.re >> reporter: randal reed captured this video while working at shelby automotive in mayfield. >> it didn't look that big from where we were standing.ro until it crossed the road right here, we had no idea how dangerous it was. >> holy mackerel. there it goes. >> reporter: the twister packed winds of up to 140mph. the funnel cloud would span more than four football fields wide.oy it destroyed virtually everything in its path for 17 miles. >> i was really thinking i wasn't going to make it. >> reporter: marty winfrey saw the tornado coming, ran from hisa home and held on to a tree for survival.th >> i seen that tree, and ito thought, that's the only chance i'm going to have. >> reporter: his wife angie was at work during the storm. >> it can all be replaced. it c

the city of mayfield was hard hit.n number of homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed. >>> and bernie sanders easily beat hillary clinton in the west virginia primary. it is a state clinton won in 2008. sanders has now won 19 primaries and caucuses, but clinton is just 144 delegates away from securing the nomination. donald trump won uncontested primaries in west virginia and nebraska. >>> london's new merritt is striking back at donald trump's call for a temporary ban on muslims entering the united states. mark phillips reports. [ cheers ] >> reporter: sadik khan was apparently not the sort of muslim donald trump had in mind when he announced his proposed ban. kahn has just been elected mayor of london, the first muslim mayor of a major capital. would he like all other muslims be banned from the u.s. under the trump plan? not necessarily trump told "the new york times" in an interview, "there will always be exceptions." kahn has told donald trump what to do with his exceptions. >> i think donald trump has ignor

>> reporter: the tornado that touched town in mayfield in western kentucky late this afternoon seemed to slice through part of town, kicking debris into the air. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: it's the same system that produced this. >> oh, no! ea's hitting that farm! oa reporter: the deadly tornado that roared through garvin tounty, oklahoma monday. today, the national weather service said it was at least a category ef-3. that means the violent vortex that uprooted trees and flattened homes had winds up to 165 miles per hour. daylight revealed the damage stretches for miles in parts of parhern oklahoma. lisa buckner's home in winnewood das wiped off its foundation. ev everything's gone. everything. >> reporter: her 76-year-old neighbor is one of two deaths here. he did not have a storm shelter. buckner had this one built three years ago. when you had that cellar put in there, did you ever think you'd have to use it? >> no, no. not really. but it was there for security. and it saved my life. >> reporter: destruction like this has prompted oklahoma's governor to declare a state of emergen

kentucky state police said a tornado touched down to the city of mayfield causing significant damage. the damage including this used car lot for the twister touched down and was actually caught on camera. >> here we go. but god. >> not wrote. there goes that. >> holy -- my goodness. lauren: official said at least 10 people were injured in kentucky but the injuries were not fortunately. nicole: a 28-year-old man went on a stabbing spree in eastern massachusetts yesterday before he was shot to death in a restaurant and a mall. police said arthur gave rose crashed a car outside the home and then walked inside, sat the mother and her daughter. an 8-year-old and later died. police say he then drove to a shopping mall crashed the car into the mall entrance. he ran in and attacked several other people. 56-year-old man later died. they roast died when an off-duty deputy -- a victim described bush's thought. >> a pregnant lady came out holding her stomach. paragraph bush stopped in her abdomen. she was pregnant, screaming and crying to save her baby, help her. right after her, a guy who came

went right through mayfield. sue, common, every night we have this tornado footage. >> it is just the season for this. we have to see the clash of air masses really when the cold air, it is already warm, and cold air comes, and we don't spec anything that dramatic. but next chance every thunderstorms son friday. in the meantime, just dealing with this stalled weather pattern, with the stationary front, just to our south. competing with this high pressure system, which is trying to keep us sunny, and we're right in the middle of those two systems here in philadelphia. further south you go, better chance you have of seeing some rain. there you see the rain along the front, and another batch that is headed our way. not too long after this one leaves, and we are seeing some thunderstorms whether we first got here this morning, about 2:30 in the morning there, a lot of thunderstorms moving through dover. so that could have woken you up. if that's where you are, this area is casino of dissipating, but still seeing just

in the most recent outbreak in the town of mayfield, aerial images you are looking at salvage what they can. much of that was reduced to rubble. the storm system brought intense hail and heavy rain. forecasters say more rough weather is expected there today. those scenes from kentucky yesterday in the in oklahoma and texas. mostly rain and drizzle here. chance of a little sunshine this afternoon. motivate this old guy more to get over to the map and get into this than talking about sunshine. day 15 of measurable rainfall. consecutive day 15. a couple of reports since midnight, almost a third of an inch reported in upper marlboro. noontime temperature map update, just the day before in the day before in the day before, mid 50's. cloud cover, wind generally out of the east. you go a few hundred miles west and south, a whole different set up, a whole different season. for us, we are stuck. there is a stationary front, and that front is stuck. the front runs from west through virginia and north carolina. southern maryland, a couple of lightning flashes reported at the mouth of the potomac r

just looking at the population there and mayfield kentucky and that's over 10,000. that twister. you can really see the debris coming up into that tornado, of course. yesterday there were several through portions of oklahoma. five tornado reports today out of kentucky and they're likely to see more, but again, it's video like this that we saw yesterday out of oklahoma. now today, kentucky and a tornado watch that goes up into areas of souther there is paducah just south of there and we have showers east of there and those two red boxes and tornado warnings and they have flooding and more severe thunderstorm warnings right up into ohio and all part of the same system that's been making its way slowly east. we could have some strong thunderstorms potentially at the end of the week on friday. rid now again, very, very light shower activity moving through baltimore and a shower there. for us, a rainfall deficit really diminishing greatly and that's the may surplus and close to three inches and the surplus now for may and we could pick up another half inch by the time we

a dozen people were hurt when a tornado ripped through mayfield, kentucky, yesterday afternoon.inds estimated to reach 140 miles per hour. residents are staying with loved ones nearby or shelters. it's one within three to touch down in the state. it's not just oklahoma getting hit these days. maureen: all over the place. doug: violent weather. we are fairly protected from it because of the cool damp air that is pulling the winds off the atlantic ocean. the live look from national harbor. east and the northwest winds. 15 straight day of the rainfall at reagan national. since march 1, below average at reagan national and dulles and b.w.i. despite the fact we had the rainfall. the rainfall is fairly minimal. heavier showers and the thunderstorms are possible on friday. doppler radar. the main batch of rain out. scattered showers to the west. the future cast shows the wedge holding in through the by night and early friday morning the warm air will bubble in. we may get clearing tomorrow afternoon and everything. that looks nice. briefly warm if the timing works out. saturday another

[ cheers and applause ] >> students and staff at mayfield elementary joined the philadelph phillie fanaticed as one of the phillies' ten all-stars. it's part of teacher appreciation night at tonight's game. >>> a live look at citizens bank park, phillies taking on the reds in 30 minutes, and sheena, conditions looking much better, right, compared to earlier? >> oh, yeah. we had rain earlier, steady in the area, some fairly heavy, but now look what's happening. here's a live look out at center city, clouds are slowly starting to break up. you see more sunshine actually coming, and we have very light showers trying to hang on to the shore, but mostly in cape may and atlantic counties, mostly along the shore there. we're not going to see too much more through the rest of the area, especially now clearing out a bit, but zooming into atlantic and cape may counties in the beaches there, avlon, atlantic city, light rain still around, and tonight, even more improvements. now, if we look back off to the west, though, because we're not going to see improvements for the entire weekend, we're going to

jericka duncan is in mayfield, kentucky, where several buildings are damaged.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is debris scattered throughout this entire community. look at this car underneath this mound of wreckage. this pile is the result of a trailer home and an auto body shop that were instantly destroyed when the tornado struck. >> look at that! look at that! >> reporter: fast-moving winds formed a funnel cloud over mayfield, kentucky, within seconds on tuesday. [ siren ] >> reporter: the storm damaged missing several schools. >> it was just black as can be, and you could see it. we seen it coming out of the sky. >> reporter: communities sorted through the damage into the night. >> all i know is the tornado come through here. my parents -- when i seen them, i fell to my knees that they were okay. >> reporter: carol leadership -- carol lipp said her parents escaped just in time. >> a neighbor knocked on the door and said, there's a tornado. they made it from here to here. >> reporter: martie win free helped get the couple to safety. >> i immedia

this was the scene in mayfield, kentucky earlier today as a tornado spun up debris near a parking lot. police confirm that eight people were hurt. this is part of the same powerful system that hit oklahoma yesterday. >> that's the most violent motion i have ever -- oh, my god. >> this twister decimated the neighborhood yesterday with violent, high-speed winds whipping away everything in their path and two people were killed. >> watching that, so foreign to anything you can see out here. >> thankfully so. >> either that are guy has a good lens or he is too close. >>> likely too close, and that's the same storm system that was here last week. sometimes, it picks up the gulf moisture and brings them severe weather. for us, calm anded -- and a wide temperature spread. inland? 81, and oakland at 66 and san jose, perfect, 73. and santa rosa, 71. and the temperature spread was wider. look at walnut creek, 84, and daly city, 55. 27miles separate those two fine communities but today, it was 29 degrees separating them. tonight, blue jays at the giants, 7:15 for the first pitch and low cloud cov

. >> reporter: late today, this tornado slicing through mayfield, kentucky and as millions in the midwest and north texas brace for another round of severe weather. winnwood, oklahoma recovering from this twister, almost a mile wide, up close on camera. smothering everything in its way. cutting a three-mile path and leaving a trail of destruction. >> it just blew off the foundation. >> reporter: at least nine reported twisters. >> ripping the town apart. >> reporter: tore through oklahoma, killing two people lisa buckner lived next to one of them. she barely survived, riding out the storm in her storm shelter. >> i just started crying. i just, i was in disbelief. >> reporter: teenager, daniel parks home alone when his dad called telling him to take cover in the center of the house. it soon collapsed around him. >> i was in the bathroom on the ground. >> reporter: the outbreak, spanning six states within hours, at least 22 reported tornados. the threat, far from over. >> tonight the threat shifts back to texas, but tomorrow, it expands from texas to illinois with the biggest threat of supe

this is amateur of the twistier that tore t through the small town of mayfield.take a look at that. several homes and trailers were destroyed. at least 10 people were injured, but everyone is expected to survive. several other people posted pictures of the tornado on social media. let's get right to sue palka. those images are just wild. we were talking about people taking pictures with tornadoes behind them, but that one was very close. that was risky to be continuing to film that when they were what appeared to be just yards away. a rough night in kentucky, guys, we're getting a little bit showers. we may not be looking at that for w this kind ever stable environment. i'm kind of surprised that we're even getting a little bit of lightening tonight. mostly this is going to be a dry start on our wednesday morning commute. these showers are going to push through pretty quick limb most the most part it will be over. the end of the week finally we think it's going to warm up a little bit. chilly today. we did get into the mid 60s. we'll get there by the end of the w

but people here in mayfield say it could take weeks before mounds of debris are gone.ce reports that at least one where it was parked. scott, the last time this region experience aid tornado like this, was in 2013. sadly, three people died. >> jericka duncan, thank you. >> looked like a tornado devastated the city of west in texas. three years ago. today, investigators said that the explosion that leveled part of that town and killed 15 people was deliberate. the blast in a fertilizer warehouse registered as a 2.1 magnitude earthquake. manuel bojorquez is on this story. [ explosion ] >> reporter: the massive explosion was first described as a tragic industrial accident. but the fire that ignited it was today labeled anything but. >> oh, my god! >> robert elder with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. >> the fire was ruled as incendiary, this fire was a criminal act. >> reporter: the april 2013 fire at the west company caused ammonium nitrate to explode. since then investigators sai interviews, extensive analysis of the scene, and lab work. which included evide

this was the scene in the city of mayfield in southwestern part of kentucky.using significant damage to homes and businesses. at least ten people were taken to hospitals with what were described as nonlife-threatening injuries. checking the radars, some storms are possible again today from the tennessee valley to the carolinas and severe conditions are expected in oklahoma and texas, as well. with more tornadoes possible there. >>> two northern california deputies are expected to turn themselves in today after being charged with assault. the incident last november caught on camera, the two alameda county officers chasing an auto theft suspect into that alley and then this takes place. the beating there with batons even though he was already on the ground. this goes on for a little bit here. the man can be heard screaming i'm sorry. and help me. >>> new images this morning after a flight from puerto rico to orlando was rocked by turbulence so strong, the oxygen masks deployed. eight people were taken to the hospital. abc's david kerley has the details. >> repor

and in mayfield, kentucky, the cleanup is under way. >> holy mackerel! >> reporter: after this tornado swept through. injuring ten people and narrowly missing an elementary school. >> no matter what anybody can say, god was with us yesterday. >> i didn't think i was going to make it. >> reporter: gus barely survived, clinging to a tree outside his home. >> you can't rebuild lives. we got lucky. >> reporter: the damage in kentucky comes after days of wild weather. in oklahoma, this tornado upgraded today to an ef-4, the strongest so far this year, with winds of up to 200 miles per hour. rising air causing instability, combined with strong winds in various directions makes the atmosphere ripe for tornado outbreaks. since saturday, there have been 47 reported twisters across a large swath of the country. the severe thunderstorm risk not over yet. >> the first of two areas is eastern missouri and illinois this evening, where tornadoes are possible. then the focus shifts to texas and oklahoma after dark, where the biggest threat will be for hail. >> reporter:

the city of mayfield, kentucky, this was the scene, suffered severe damage to homes and businesses.hen it took a direct hit from a tornado yesterday afternoon. at least ten people suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. they were treated at hospitals. >>> in the meantime, the hope in oklahoma is that a scene like this won't be repeated anytime soon. storm chasers recorded the incredible close video that experts now say was likely a tornado with winds of up to 165 miles an hour. two men, both 76 years old, were killed during monday's outbreak. as the clean-up gets under way, there are more storms in the forecast for today. unfortunately, more tornadoes, as well. >> so exactly who is in that targeted path today? >> we find out from the accuweather's paul williams who is tracking it all. paul, good morning. >> good morning to you, kendis, diane. we're watching out for localized storms from dallas, reaching through up toward st. louis, kansas city and then moving into illinois. dry air coming in out of the west. cooler air coming from the north. warm moist humid air out of the south and

yesterday, fast-moving winds formed this funnel cloud over mayfield, kentucky, within seconds.ther twin twisters touched down not far away narrowly missing several schools. homes and businesses were hit. >> all i know is a tornado come through here and my parents, when i seen they i fell to my knee that is they were okay. they both got out within 30 seconds. the neighbor knocked on the door said there's a tornado. they made it from here to here. >> there were also twisters in illinois and nebraska. >>> springtime in the plains. but springtime around here means baseball. that's where paul deanno is in pleasant hill getting so am baseball in this afternoon. >> absolutely. guys, the weather here could not be more the opposite of what's going on in the tennessee valley over the past 24 hours. this is baseball season, folks. there will be 7 different games going on at 5:30 this evening. from t-ball to 12- and 13-year- olds, we'll have hundreds of baseball players playing here in pleasanton pleasant oaks park. san francisco is only 58 degrees and foggy by the golden gate. oakland is

mayfield suffered severe damage when it took a direct hit yesterday afternoon. at least ten people were injured they're expected to be okay. >>> and millions of people are racing for more of that today. strong storms will stretch from tennessee valley to the carolinas and the severe weather returns to texas and oklahoma. damaging winds and large hail are expected there. tornadoes are possible, as well. >>> survivors of the atomic bombing in hiroshima and nagasaki reportedly welcoming the news president obama plans to visit later this month. he'll be the first sitting president to visit hiroshima since it was devastated some seven decades ago. the white house says the president will honor the victims but will not apologize for the attack. he's also not seeking an apology for the bombing of pearl harbor. the president will be in japan for the g-7 summit. >>> yesterday, though, he had a different visitor. the president welcomed the national champion uconn women's basketball team to the white house for the fourth consecutive year. the huskies coach presenting the pr

officials say it destroyed homes and businesses in mayfield and dumped hail across the state. it came just a day after tornadoes tore through parts of oklahoma and this morning, we're seeing just how much power one twister packed when it hit the south central town of katie. take a look. >> a farm right up here. don't, please, don't hit that farm. holy -- man. that's a violent tornado. oh, my gosh. that's the most violent motion -- oh, my. get across the road right here. oh, no! it's hitting that farm. no. oh, no. oh, no. come on. be okay. man, oh, no. oh, my god. look at that. >> oklahoma governor mary fallin has declared a state of emergency in 16 counties to expedite resources to the hardest hit areas. >>> as a fait accompli, donald trump won last night, and still 20% of the voters in nebraska cast ballots for ted cruz and less than a week after suspending his presidential bid, ted cruz returned to capitol hill ruled out a third party bid. he spoke in a packed hallway for ten minutes and then walked in to his senate office to cheers of the staff welcoming him back. surprisin

little girl was shot on the 200 block of east mayfield street in kensington on april 16th. also due in court today for a preliminary hearing james dick son, he is accused of and barricaded inside the home. triple murder happened april 17th on east west moreland street in kensington. >>> a court appearance for this man ramone morales accused in a deadly hit and run. police say he was driving a car that hit killed thomas dunbar on a motor scooter last month. the man was dragged more than 200 feet as morales allegedly fled the scene. he faces murder, homicide by vehicle and voluntary manslaughter charges. >>> president obama a traveled to flint, michigan to see effects of their water crisis first hand. the president will stop at a food bank and meet with flint's mayor and michigan's governor. the president signed an emergency disaster declaration for flint in january, to help efforts to combat, lead in the drinking water there. >>> well, here in philadelphia water safety concerns took center stage at academy of natural sciences. a panel discussion titled what is in our water f

video from a nearby car dealership in down of mayfield capture the twist and sending debris from buildings flying through the air. the tornado then appears to subside before touching down again opinion. >> there it goes. it's going over there! oh, look that the look at that! look at that, look at that. holy mackerel! >> it is part of a storm system has ravaged the central plains and killed two people this weekend. other tornadoes have been confirmed to touched down elsewhere in kentucky. >>> president obama makes history when he becomes the first sitting american president to obama's deputy national security adviser ben rose spoke on media.com, quote, he will not revisit the decision to use the atomic bomb at the end of world war ii. instead he will offer a forward looking vision focused on our shared future. the president's may 27th visit will come at the end of the g-7 summit being hosted by japan. >>> over 22 million people are at risk of severe weather today. nbc's meteorologist bill karins is here with the details. >> good morning. we are continuing our active week. the amazing pictur

video from the nearby car dealership in the town of mayfield captured the twister, sending debris flying through the air. the tornado appears to subside before touching down again. >> here it goes. it's going -- oh, look at that! look at that. holy mackerel. there goes that. >> the twister is part of the same severe storm system that has ravaged the central plains and killed two people since the weekend. two other tornadoes were confirmed to have touched down elsewhere in kentucky. >>> president obama will make history later this month when he becomes first sitting american president to visit hiroshima, japan, the place where the atomic bomb was dropped in 1945. the white house says this is meant to advance the president's goal of a nuclear free world. obama's deputy national security adviser ben rhodes wrote, quote, he will not revisit the decision to use the atomic bomb at the end of world war ii. instead, he will offer a forward looking vision focussed on our shared future. the president's may 27th visit will come at the end of the g-7 summit being hosted by japan. >>> let's get down

. >> reporter: it's the same system that dropped this tornado in mayfield, kentucky. >> there it is. look at that house, it's gone. >> this is where my house was. >> reporter: today, we met brittany jackson. that's her home, now wrapped around that tree. >> i was hysterical when i seen it. all i could do is cry and say, my house is gone. >> reporter: and tonight -- >> oh, no. >> reporter: the national weather service says that massive tornado in wynnewood, oklahoma, was an ef-4, with winds up to 175 miles an hour. by far, the strongest tornado of the year. and david, here's a closer look at what's left of brittany jackson's home. the steel frame bent like a wire around this tree. tonight, officials telling us the tornado here, a powerful even f-3, 140-mile-per-hour winds. david? >> all right, alex, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and our martha raddatz has just touched down in iraq, in baghdad, three separate car bombs spreading terror and taking lives. isis tonight claiming responsibility. and here are the images. we learned membersle of several bridal parties were among the victim

the city of mayfield suffered severe damage to homes and businesses when it took a direct hit yesterday afternoon. at least ten people were injured and treated at hospitals, but they're expected to be okay. >>> and millions of people are racing for more of that today. strong storms will stretch from tennessee valley to the carolinas and the severe weather returns to texas and oklahoma. damaging winds and large hail are expected there. tornadoes are possible, as well. >>> breaking news, dozens are dead in a car bombing in baghdad. a pickup truck packed with explosives went off in an outdoor market. several cars and buildings were heavily damaged. isis has claimed responsibility. in japan survivors of the bombings in he roche she ma and nagasaki reportedly welcoming the news president obama plans to visit later this month. he'll be the first sitting president to visit hiroshima since the city was devastated some seven decades ago. the white house says the the huskies coach presenting the president with the rocking chair as part of the gift. >> in addition to the traditional jersey and bas

storms leveled homes in mayfield and eight people were injured but not seriously injured. >> we see these things all the time in the news in other cities but it doesn't strike you until it happens in your hometown and then you see it and it just hits you and you think how could this happen. >> scary moments, at times you have to count your blessings that everyone is safe but incredible devastation there. >> yes, katie, we don't have any chance of that. do we have a chance of seeing more rain today. >> yes, we do and as we talked about the potential for additional round of severe weather in the midwest it looks like not just a minor threat but enhanced threat for severe weather across the plain states. lets start off by turning our focus to the midwest and central plains where a enhanced risk for severe storms is posted for portions of oklahoma, as well as north central texas today, we are also going to be in line for maybe a couple have of showers but nothing on the order of this and even right now, through the overnight hours, there are a handful of thunderstorms, severe thunderstorm wat

the city of mayfield suffered significant damage. >>> in massachusetts police identified the suspect in a stabbing rampage that moved from a home to a crowded mall. two people were killed and four wounded. the suspect of shot dead by an off-duty sheriff. law enforcement has yet to determine a motive for the attack. hena daniels ier york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. authorities are trying to figure out what led to a deadly stabbing spree near boston on tuesday. police say 28-year-old arthur derosa stabbed two people at a home in taunton before assaulting several other s at a mall. >> tragedy certainly hit the city of taunton hard this evening. >> reporter: the shoot-out began at a mall. authorities say arthur derosa crash dhd stolen honda into a stairfront before trapping several inside. onlookers looked on. >> there was a pregnant lady who came out. she was holding her stomach. after her, there was a guy who came out who was stabbed in the chest. >> reporter: police officers with rifles then stormed the mall, confronting the suspect at a restaurant where he continued his

ten people got hurt when the twister ripped through the town of mayfield. the winds formed a funnel cloud within seconds. the storm damaged homes, businesses and narrowly missed several schools. >> it was black as can you. you can see it. we could see the stuff coming out of the sky. >> all i know, the torndado come through here. my parents, when i seen them i fell to my knees that they were okay. >> connected to a system that spawned violent tornadoes across southern oklahoma monday. we have been talking about one of these every day this week. >> that tornado we showed you over the parking lot, it showed a couple of things, the debris field which causes the damage and injuries and how narrow it is. tornadoes can be a football field wide and that's it, thankfully, not like a hurricane 400 miles in diameter. usually they are small, microscale. that was a good description. >> that is a lot of destruction in a short amount of time. >> yes, yes. now, we actually are looking at the ending of showers, a dreary day, i got to say. folks are turning on me in the new

still a report of tornado on the ground near mayfield in southwestern section of kentucky.ah is under severe thunderstorm watch. we are not. we do expect more showers. tomorrow more showers and breaks. and drizzle for the day on thursday. the numbers tonight are 50 to 58 degrees. cloudy and cool. showers late. northeasterly winds at 5 miles per hour. heading through the forecast tomorrow. we're back in the mid-60's. cloudy weather. periods of showers and mid-60's. with doe better on thursday near 70 degrees. shower chances will be with us at least through saturday. that is the latest. back to you. michelle: "7 on your side" health matters alert about what is called a facelift in a bottle. the new skin treatment developed by scientists at harvard and m.i.t. they say it takes unwanted bags an without injection or pricy procedures. it also holds medicine in place to treat skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis. jonathan: meghan trainor fans out there. her video disappeared after she released it. michelle: alison starling is here is what the pop sensation saw. alison: we kno

jared caraway and morgan ma mayfield were on a fishing trip offer the texas gulf coast when 23 foot boat taking on water. they knew they did not have much time so they used cooler as floattation device couple and two dogs clung to this to survive. >> it is like what you snow movies. we're going to drown. i'm confident i might have drown philadelphia we didn't have that. >> the couple says they made it to debris pile and finally got shore safely. they're okay seen are the dogs. and we'll have the latest and the sixers have the first overall pick. who willing they take? overall pick. who willing they take? take a look, next, on good day. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> number one pick in the 2016 nba draft goes to the philadelphia 76ers [ applause ]. >> well, somebody is happy. everybody is happy. we're finally number one about something. sixers win the nba lottery and get the top overall draft pick. the big question now is, who do you want? ben? or brando

. >> reporter: mayfield took a direct hit. >> the damage is extensive and widespread and we are so lucky that we didn't lose any lives. >> reporter: ten people were injured as the tornado swept lu the city, and the homes and buildings damaged by the storm, and overwhelming for the >> en whi walked up on this place i started to cry, because it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: these images are a graphic reminder for 25 million or more across seven states now in the potential strike zone, and forecasters are warning ta more severe weather could battle the midwest through the mississippi valley. before the system pushes to the east where some areas are underwater with the chances of more rain, and damaging hail and tornadoes over the next few days. jay gray, nbc news. >>> and i will the tell you that you are looking at some of the images, and, doug, if you put it in perspective, 15 days now with rain, and no major flooding, and no major damage. i mean, prettylucky. >> yes. and doug, how long until we can dry out? >> well, today, most of the rain is moving out, but not quite done with the showe