the next town, if you keep going, would be like toward mccloud, but there's a lot of territory to cover here. we're still seeing those power flashes. we absolutely know that this tornado is on the ground in a populated area. you ask how many people are affected. right now the latest number for the tornado warning proper, jake, 170,000 people inside this warning. getting a little hard to find where this tornado is on the picture here. that's because it's getting a little wrapped in rainfall. rain coming all the way around the tornado. i don't need you out there taking pictures or ireports. i need you inside your home, away from the windows. there you go. there's the contact with the ground, easier to see now. away from the windows, inside a bathtub. cover yourself up. it doesn't matter if you just put motorcycle helmets on your head. very good idea to protect your head. this is the dangerous storm, ef-3, 140, 160 miles per hour. i can see the wedge on the ground very distinctly from our affiliate kofr. >> if you're just tuning in, what we're watching now are live pictures of a large torn

again, mccloud, harrah and up toward meeker and prage and dale and north shawnee.ook with a tornado warning in effect. that storm is still very dangerous and may put down an additional large tornado as it comes through southeast oklahoma county, the northern pottawattamie county and southern lincoln county. back to you. >> all right. mike, we have some urgent requests coming from emergency officials in the moore area. you see the destruction there. they are trying to get people in there. if you see a flashing light, if you're going to be out and about any time soon, if you're listening to us on one of our radio family members, if you see a flash of light, get out of the way. they're trying to get down there. they're saying a lot of people are trying to go down there and help. but it's clogging up the traffic. please just let emergency officials get in there right now. and then those who want to go down and lend aid can come in after that. but even those who are trying to help are kind of starting to clog up the road. they understand. >> you can see right there, the

. >> scott mccloud markets this sport and warned the new style boats are too fragile and too unknown. >> they wanted fast, exciting boats. >> they have the data and-to-yesterday, it's likely they have onboard video. will we have this style of boats? >> there is nothing off the table. we'll take a look at the review process. >> there is no time line, since 1851 it took 148 years for the first death in, 1999 a spanish sailor hit in the head by a piece of gear. then, the second death yesterday, andrew simpson. >> wayne, thank you very much. this sport is changing rapidly there. is so much support today for members of the team, racing tweeted this photo, today, all of us are swedish. we're following the tragedy closely. you can attorney abc 7 news.com and get breaking news updates by following us on twitter. >> police investigating a shooting that left a man wounded in the east bay. officer says someone pulled aup long side the car and fired. the victim flown to john muir medical center in critical condition. >> another change in the oakland police department tonight. two days after takin

. >> this moment here kind of reminds me of the mccloud river. >> reporter: he replaced his lawn with a naturescape and says people are surprised by the plant variety and color. >> they are attractive and this is why kathy bringing gardens and ideas together is such an important thing. >> reporter: now in its ninth year, kathy's native garden tour has up to 5,000 participants and a legion of followers who are making an ecological difference one garden at a time. >> they are easy to maintain. people can save money on the wate bills. it's the way to go. they don't have to expose themselves, their children and their pets to pesticides. it's really the way to go for gardening. >> reporter: so for helping educate the public on the importance of preserving our natural habitat, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to kathy kramer. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> the garden tour is free. register online using the link on kpix.com. click on kpix 5 at the top of the page, then jefferson awards to find kathy's story. >>> now a live look at the wildfire burning in ventura county. we have been

scott mccloud markets the sport. three years ago he warned against the america's cup and going with the new untested boats. >> it is a beautiful sport. it is el gebt. elegant. i don't think you need to push the technology side to gain more fans. >> america's cup organizers don't know how if at all the accident may affect the planned race. >> we will look at what happens through the review process. >> at this point there has been no time line announced for the review and the investigation. in san francisco, heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> heather, thank you. >> a principal is apologizing after wrongly accusing a freshman of cyber bullying in front of an anti-bullying assembly. they said a high school principal made the accusation in front of the freshman class may 3rd saying the student circulated an inappropriate photo on social media. when it was determined the student had actually done nothing wrong the principal then met with the families of both students and held another assembly to publicly apologize for his mis

scott mccloud markets the sport. three years ago he warned against the america's cup and going with the new untested boats. >> it is a beautiful sport. it is el gebt. elegant. i don't think you need to push the technology side to gain more fans. >> america's cup organizers don't know how if at all the accident may affect the planned race. >> we will lookens through the i happens through the review process. >> at this poi time linas been no time line announced for the review and the investigation. in san francisco, heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> heather, thank you. >> a principal is apologizing after wrongly accusing a freshman of cyber bullying in front of an anti-bullying assembly. they said a high school principal made the accusation in front of the freshman class may 3rd saying the student circulated an inappropriate photo on social media. when it was determined the student had actually done nothing wrong the principal then met with the families of both students and held another assembly to publicly apologize for

scott mccloud markets the sport. three years ago he warned against the america's cup and going with the new untested boats. >> it is a beautiful sport. it is el gebt. elegant. i don't think you need to push the technology side to gain more fans. >> america's cup organizers don't know how if at all the accident may affect the planned race. >> we will look at what happens through the review process. >> at this point there has been no time line announced for the review and the investigation. in san francisco, heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> heather, thank you. >> a principal is apologizing after wrongly accusing a freshman of cyber bullying in front of an anti-bullying assembly. they said a high school principal made the accusation in front of the freshman class may 3rd saying the student circulated an inappropriate photo on social media. when it was determined the student had actually done nothing wrong the principal th met with the families of both students and held another assembly to publicly apologize for his mista

and thanks a lot to that guy, nate mccloud, a solo shot. chris dickerson had two runs of his own. the ostracod o's racked up seven runs. first pitch tonight 10, 10. >>> if you're planning on watching a movie on netflix you may find it's not available anymore. >> why thousands of movies no longer there. >> and this morning it's a serious problem, kids tormenting classmates. a new study indicates another serious problem, overuse of the word bullying. >> we're dry right now, but there is some wet weather towards the west and the south. i'll tell you how long we'll be able to keep the rain away coming up. >> no delays here on 83, but i am following a crash on 695 in pikesville. i'll let you know what i think is causing delays coming up on good morning maryland. >> in today's tech tech bytes ever wish there were an easy way to get to know your neighbors. that's the concept behind next door. the site provides a place for usees to talk about local issues. >> there was a lot of interaction, and people were able to and one another questions that they would never ask on forums like facebook

. >> scott mccloud markets the sport. three years ago. he warned they're too fragile, still too unknown. >> i don't think they knew they're risking a live. i knew they were pushing technology. >> we couldn't know but with the ac 72s america's cup racing entered a new realm. critics say it's not unlike nascar. >> these boats are fast. we'll know that sailors enjoy competing on. >> a once gent yeel, still elegant competition, testing a thinner right. >> any sport you know there are incidents people push to the limits. and in this case, wendz a fatality. >> the question, is this the end of the boats? if not, what type of modifications might they make? >> ed lee says the accident may lead to changes in this summer's america's cup race. mayor lee waiting for the final report before any conclusions can be drawn but says safety must be a top priority. >> any time there is a challenge we're going to make a pause here to let the investigation tell us how it occurred. >> the mayor does not expect the accident to impact fund raising which he says fo

. >> scott mccloud markets the sport. three years ago. he warned they're too fragile, still too unknown. >> i don't think they knew they're risking a live. i knew they were pushing technology. >> we couldn't know but with the ac 72s america's cup racing entered a new realm. critics say it's not unlike nascar. >> these boats are fast. we'll know that sailors enjoy competing on. >> a once gent yeel, still elegant competition, testing a thinner right. >> any sport you know there are incidents people push to the limits. and in this case, wendz a fatality. >> the question, is this the end of the boats? if not, what type of modifications might they make? >> ed lee says the accident may lead to changes in this summer's america's cup race. mayor lee waiting for the final report before any conclusions can be drawn but says safety must be a top priority. >> any time there is a challenge we're going to make a pause here to let the investigation tell us how it occurred. >> the mayor does not expect the accident to impact fund raising which he says fo

. >> this moment here kind of reminds me of the mccloud river. >> al replaced his lawn with a naturescape, and says people are surprised with the plant variety and color. >> i think what they don't realize is how attractive a yard like this can be and this is why kathy bringing gardens together and ideas together is such an important thing. >> now in its ninth year kathy's native garden tour has up to 5,000 participants and followers who are making an ecological difference one garden at a time. >> they are easy to maintain. people can save money on their water bill. they don't have to expose their children and their pets and themselves to pesticides. it's really the way to go for gardening. >> so for helping educate the public on the importance of preserving our natural habitat, this week jefferson award in the bay area goes to kathy kramer. kate kelly, kpix5. >> that garden tour is free. you can register online using the link on kpix.com. you can just click on kpix at the top of the page and jefferson awards to find kathy's story. >>> there's going to be another nice day for gardening if

of moore, but the super cell is still on the move north and east of more, and it is about to enter mccloudht now. these storms are pushing into arkansas and missouri. all of these areas potentially could be in for more devastating weather. right now oklahoma needs your prayers this afternoon, neil. the images, the tiers images coming -- the images coming out are of devastation. >> now when you talk about the cells in and around the area in a pretty wide spot of an area as you indicated before, what do you look for as far as follow-up activity? what do you keep an eye on? when does it dissipate? what is the normal rule of thumb if there is such a thing, janet? >> there is a rule of thumb. right now we are in the worst -- the ingreed yepts coming -- the ingredients coming together. we have warm, soupy air that is the fuel for these storms. we have the daytime heating that is helping to brew these storms. once the evening comes and the temperatures cool off relatively, we kind of can take a little bit of a breath. you can still get these rogue storms, but that will help to cool off the atmosp

. >> this moment here kind of reminds me of the mccloud river. >> reporter: he replaced his lawn lawnrescape and says people are surprised by the plant variety and color. >> they are attractive and this is were kathy bringing gardens and ideas together is such an important thing. >> reporter: now in its ninth year, kathy's native garden tour has up to 5,000 participants and a legion of followers who are making an ecological difference one garden at a time. >> they are easy to maintain. people can save money on the wate bills. it's the way to go. >> reporter: so for helping educate the public on the importance of preserving our natural habitat, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to kathy kramer. >> the garden tour is free. register online using the link on kpix.com. click "connect" at the top of the beige and then jefferson awards to find our story. >> if you enjoy spending time in the garden, or maybe if you want to go to one of our public parks, it would be a great weekend to do that. >> it will. two things are going to happen. one you will sweat. and two you will need

one is to mary mccloud, principle deputy legal advisor at united states department of state.n kerry secretary of state. and that is self-explanatory. where does this go from here? in order to, as i understand it, these hearings, next week in order to have your clients disclose to you what they know, which is necessary, they need this clearance. so it looks like this is being stonewalled. >> i have talked to my client and i have information that is unclassified, but my client can not tell me the complete story because of, so far i don't have my clearances. let me give you an update. after and only after the tv appearances and thank goodness for fox, did darrell issa get a letter, yesterday, yesterday. this letter could have been written april 17th, the next day of his first letter saying any lawyer should go to the assistant legal advisor for employment law. now that wouldn't have been the place i would have thought of to go to get a clearance. that's why we knew and darrell issa knew to ask for the process because every agency is different. i know that. i've been around long

about which could still be making a tornado very close to i'd say east of har ra, maybe north of mccloud toward the meeker area as well. these are still severe, these storms. it's still hot during the day, 4:00 p.m., the hot part of the day is the most severe part of the day because the hot air wants to rise like a hot air balloon. the hotter the balloon is, the higher it goes. the hotter the air a, the bigger the storm. and we're still in the hot part of the day, wolf. >> you know, i want to listen to our affiliate kfor for a minute. they >>> we've got some emergency cruise right here along west 77 as we're heading north. we're going to try to get into it as far as we can. still on the ground. still in contact with the ground, just due to the -- there's dark knows and turning going on in front of us here. so folks, heads up. same rotation as yesterday. just be ready to go if you have to. and we urge you if you're in the path of the storm, you want to get below ground into a safe spot. >> the important thing we have to pass to you, for you folks in meeker, this is what appears to be a ve