my name is robin marcus and i am just thrilled to be interviewing or actually having had a conversation with larine kerry and she's a writer, a mother, an educator, an organizer. she wears many hats and more than ten years ago she wore the lady sitting hat, that's the title of her book, it came out and congratulations on the publishing of a new book. [applaus [applause]. so in lady sitting, her grandmother moves in and everything changes. day-to-day life, family relationships, the man that she knew, even their shared past. as a child, she had a classic memoir black ice, spent the weekends with her grandmother who spoiled her. and now it's her turn, 100 years old and in her home. kerry knew there might be reckonings to come. she was a force, managed a rental property and real estate business. and maintained her independence. her stubbornness completely got a license to talk about her husband and talk about that later. and carrying on a fut with the normalcy in bought twirps between mothers and mothers, mers and daughter. which she could be voted to her father, to black craand there we te

marcus. >> reporter: robin, good morning.t storm brought with it damaging winds and knocked down trees in this neighborhood, fell on a house and crushed is a ford mustang in the driveway. >> oh, my god, there we go. >> reporter: this morning deadly storms on the move, 30 reported twisters tearing across the heartland this week. much of oklahoma under a state of emergency, overnight dangerous flooding and crippling damage to the state. the storm knocking down power lines, toppling trees onto home with sered cr blocks, the storm claiming at least two lives. first responders frantically searched for a car that was swept away in tulsa. the man found dead inside. the same storm injuring 22 others. in texas an ef-1 twister with 90-mile-per-hour winds uprooted trees and made roads impassable in denton. a man in missouri is lucky to be alive this morning after high water over a bridge swept his truck into a creek. a rescue team found the man clinging to a tree just inches above rushing waters. his truck nowhere in sight. the storm st

marcus. >> reporter: well, robin, good morning.t of this violent struggle is captured on camera and that footage surfacing overnight and in the video you can hear a 45-year-old woman tell the police officer she is pregnant just seconds before she's shot and killed. >> i'm actually walking to my house. >> reporter: overnight this dramatic video surfacing on social media showing the moment a baytown police officer in a struggle with an unidentified woman opens fire several times, killing the woman. the graphic video showing the officer trying to arrest the 45-year-old woman late monday night. police say she had outstanding warrants. >> you're actually harassing me. >> reporter: in the video recorded on someone's cell phone, you can hear the pop of a stun gun as the officer tries to take the woman into custody. it is not clear if she was actually hit. the woman can then be seen on the ground with the officer on top of her trying to grab her hands as she yells she's pregnant. >> i'm pregnant! >> reporter: as the officer steps away, aut