. >> let's go to mike bennett live. i think it is on the ground right now, coming down highway 33 from perkins to cushing. let's go to mike bennett now live. >> we're at the rotation. i don't see anything on the ground right now. i mean, i'm not sure what actually is preventing it but we're south of perkins looking east and it -- i'm going to read it here, i don't see anything on the ground right now but i don't know what is stopping it. back to you. okay. mike, appreciate that. let's go to reid timmer. it looks like it's on the ground from here. what do you got? >> we're right under the configuration right now. all the way around this thing, it looks like -- >> we'll take a quick break but we're tracking the potentially violent storm. we've got more for you when we come back. i am an american success story. i'm a teacher. i'm a firefighter. i'm a carpenter. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at walmart every month. i find what i need, at a grea

go, mike bennett. >> tracking right down 19th approaching santa fe.e had to bail out of it because it was coming right at us. we're getting ready to turn south at south moore high school. you can see our video. it is just -- it's absolutely massive. it's just shredding everything in front of it. we're shooting out the side glass right here right now. it's just tracking straight east down 19th street. tracking right over there where we was at. was within probably quarter to a half mile from it before we had to turn around and bail. violent, violent motion. a huge debris cloud wrapping around it. zoom in tighter on the debris cloud. okay. it looks like maybe, mike, it may be actually starting to lift a little bit more north now than east. hang on just a minute. we'll get out. >> tornado now is located between penn and western. it's a mile wide and covers the whole area between penn and western at south 19th street. at south 19th. this is a may 3rd type tornado. i would just venture to say it lo looks like it's about an ef-4, could be an ef-5. makes no d

mike bennett is up there. no immediate confirmation it's on the ground. from there we go down to this monster storm coming into west yukon. this is all of it right here. this is all of it. we'll see if we still have the eye. it's really slowed down and sitting on the west side of banner. do we have mark continuing? >> yes. i'm having to fight this rain wrapping back here on this large tornado. i'm having to deal with the power lines down and try to get across some way back north and east. not the optimal way to chase this thing. i-40 is closed down to my south. we've had a lot of power lines down and some real damage out here the last half hour with this thing on the ground. the bottom line is get down, get out of its way. take shelter underground or drive away from it. that's the best option to give you. it's a really bad situation as this thing rakes across south of i-40 and right here at banner. back to you. >> still showing 150 mile-an-hour with wind sheer. le let's go to chase. >> we're near the mustang area now. you said it made more of an easterly

saying there's all kinds of duplication and waste and inefficiency, no legislation on this with mike bennettmocrat from colorado. >> there is the way to consolidate. >> streamline, consolidate, performance test in place and make sure the skills needed in the region. there is opportunity for the federal government, this is one of four or five things the country needs to do to avoid us from continuing to fall behind. >> where should this be housed? everything has to be housed somewhere. the labor department and education department. >> workforce investment act, that is good, that is fine, it should be something not spread over all the other departments and agencies and opportunities here for us to get people to work right away if we work on trading. >> the debt ceiling looks like september or october, is it going to be a crisis when it comes up? if so, do you need it? is it needed as a trigger to force the talks? >> yes. >> it is a crisis ended is needed. you are of a mindset that could be the forcing mechanism. >> i heard the president say we should take this out of the political equation and

and this mike lee further right than bob bennett in utah. further right that orrin hatch. seems like almost like some sort of insect farm where the bigger, badder insects are replacing the little ones. >> there's a whole lot of turnover in a lot of places. some of them are just as goofy characters as before like in the house you have louie gohmert instead of michele bachmann. >> birther. >> he tells attorney general holder he's casting aspersions on his asparagus. there's an unending stream of goofiness. there is a darker strain here. mike lee and amy, rand paul, an intellectual, ted cruz is a very interesting case. because he is making his name very much the way joe mccarthy made his name. with outlandish, unprovable allegations. throwing them out there. getting attention. well, he looks like it. it's superficial. he's the same age as mccarthy. that's not why i call him tail gunner ted. because he's using those same kind of tactics. people will see that works. you're going to get more outlandish allegations. >> lizz, i'm sorry. >> i was just going to say, these people hav

runnings senator -- you should've put this guy in the senate, mike steele, mike castle both belong -- nevermind. robert bennett was running for reelection in the senate ine utah. they have a convention. there are 3 million people in utah. 3500 were at the convention. 2000 voted for other candidates other than robert bennett. because of those 2000 people, his name could not be on the ballot in november for theth 3 million people of utah because they had this dumb sore loser law. how many states have this crazy sore loser law? 46. 46. here's another provision in the constitution. every senator and representative must be a natural inhabitant of the state for which they are elected. the idea is if i were running th fore congress here, i would knr you, i would've the people of al apples. i know your economic interest.tt you know me, you know my reputation in the community. that's the idea. but what happens when you allow the political parties to contron redistricting of what your congressional district is like? the idea is the congressman, congresswoman are supposed to know thea community, so tell a personal story.

bennett does that once in a while. blue plate special. you have to be against gun safety, against mike bloomberg, against new york, against obama and you buy the whole plate. >> i just don't think that the republicans -- they can stop legislation, they can celebrate what they did. they can't -- i don't know that they can win a general election this way. >> no, but they can control congress. >> yes, they can. >> thank you, kasie hunt. good reporting. >>> coming up, opposing immigration reform. jim demint's heritage foundation claims immigration reform will cost $6.3 trillion. well, that's a lot. heritage's fuzzy math, you might call it, is being challenged. it's being used by the hard right to kill reform which a lot of republicans think is needed to save their party. so they'd like to get it off their back, but yet they're trying to kill it. you figure. >>> also, tomorrow's election day in south carolina. looks like we could see a big turnaround in that race. a ppp poll has mark sanford up now by one point over elizabeth colbert. by the way, that's a ten-point net pickup in sanford's f

so go over to utah where senator mike castle was running for -- you should have put this guy in the senate. but never mind. i won't get into those things. robert bennett was running for reelection of the senate in utah they have a convention. there are 3 million people in utah. 3500 read the convention. 2000 voted for other candidates because of those two dozen people his name could not be on about and a member for the 3 million people of utah because they have this done what. how many states have this crazy law? forty-six. here is another provision of the constitution. every senator and representative must be an actual inhabitant of the state from which their elected. the idea is, if i were running for congress here i would know you, i would know the people of annapolis, know your economic interest. you know me, my reputation, the community. that is the area. but what happens when you allow the political parties to control redistricting of a congressional district? the idea is that the congress people are supposed to know the community. so a personal story. i am a city guy. i've been on the farm once a twice. i have no idea what i was looking at. and