obviously -- i live on gary and shannon alley. so i deal with people who are in distress every day. and seeing them. and i know we need to do something. but just doing the politically attractive thing of getting hard on mental health expressions in the public realm is not the way to do it. and i think that we need to expand the mental health services of the city, so that people don't get to this point. what happens to melanie when they comes out of conservatorship? she's going to be homeless again. [bell ringing] i think it makes no sense to just do the -- a politically dramatic thing, that looks like we can check off the most needed, when these people are not getting the services before they reach the state. the city needs to have an entire mental health review and address these issues, so that we can be the city that we need to be. it's a shame that we are one of the last places that got rid of the -- [bell ringing] >> thank you. i'm going to call two other cards. if you haven't yet spoken, amber and katherine. and anybody else who would like to speak. >> i want to speak later. >>

shannon: trace gallagher, thank you. the southern plains region also known as tornado alley is experienced a series of severe weather outbreaksre are forecast on it. we are tracking it all in oklahoma city. >> the residents of geronimo, oklahoma, population 1200 had no warning that a tornado was bearing down on them saturday morning. >> all of a sudden, the roof went -- , and that was it. it was gone. >> wins above 111 miles per hour overturned trucks and injured three. >> the damage, he was out walking around. his wife was in the house. she was standing through a window that collapsed. >> may is traditionally peak tornado season. more than 40 tornadoes were reported over the weekend. now extreme conditions could lead to potentially devastating tornadoes and northwest texas and oklahoma on monday and tuesday. across the region, schools or shutdown, military aircraft are being evacuated, and families are preparing their shelters. >> i got my kids. they know where to take shelter. we are actually ready. we know that if it starts blowing too hard, go to the bathroom. >> the possibility of long-term tornadoes that stay on the gro