is in the road, it may be too late. a reasonable speed and paying attention to the people around you will keep everyone safe. >> elizabeth, what are some of the other ways we can make things safer for pedestrians? >> well, we're excited that the mayor has released a new plan to make san francisco safer, focusing on the most dangerous streets in the city and, again, enforcing the laws that keep us all safe. >> all right. we have some great pictures that we want to show people who have been involved in walk san francisco. what are we looking at here? >> right here, this is the first 15 mile an hour school zone in san francisco and walk sf did a campaign that last year made san francisco the first city in the state to put up 181 of these school zones all across the city to help kids walk to school more safely, there's the mayor in his t-shirt, and he's very proud, also, of having made the streets safer. >> well, that's quite historic. yeah. so, what are the other -- this is one of the intersections. this is one of the bigg

is in the road, it may be too late. driving at a reasonable speed and paying attention to the people around you will keep everyone safe. >> elizabeth, what are some of the other ways we can make things safer for pedestrians? >> well, we're excited that the mayor has released a new plan to make san francisco safer, focusing on the most dangerous streets in the city and, again, enforcing the laws that keep us all safe. >> all right. we have some great pictures that we want to show people who have been involved in walk san francisco. what are we looking at here? >> right here, this is the first 15 mile an hour school zone in san francisco and walk sf did a campaign that last year made san francisco the first city in the state to put up 181 of these school zones all across the city to help kids walk to school more safely, there's the mayor in his t-shirt, and he's very proud, also, of having made the streets safer. >> well, that's quite historic. yeah. so, what are the other -- this is one of the intersections. this is one o

down the road to take cover. they say they stay to the road, because there is a high threat of ieds buried in the dirt on either side of the road. >> can you imagine how terrifying that is. they have just been fired upon, and now they are up on the road running. no idea if they have other men who are just hiding on the other side of the road ready to fire again. >> you are talking about cover, but i want to say, what cover? this is a big field with a ba barely raised up road. i mean, these guys have nowhere to hide. yeah, on edge, scared, but you have to rely on the guys around you all knowing what they are doing. >>> shame on you. shame on you. >> protests are synonymous with the g-8 summit and protests have begun in london, but check out what happened on the roof of this building. >> oh, whoa! >> what you saw was someone l lunging for the edge after he was being surrounded by police, this protester was on top of the build building and as he got close to the edge, the police kind of tackled him to the ground, be

oklahoma authorities advise people to get off the road if you are on the road, in part because of danger from the storms, in part because of the difficulty of moving around with the flooding there caused by these storms. massive storm system, extremely severe storms from oklahoma city to st. louis. we are still in the middle of msnbc's coverage of this storm. stay with us. >>> good evening, i am melissa rehberger. we follow breaking news out of oklahoma. the oklahoma city and moore area where a rash of violent and complicated storm systems have broken out today, bringing hail and flash flooding. several multiple tornadoes really, don't know how many there are just yet. it has been going on for hours. they have been extremely violent. one plowed through oklahoma city and into moore, oklahoma that was devastated by an ef-5 tornado two weeks ago. there's tornadic activity in norman, oklahoma, 50 miles down the road. that's home to university of oklahoma, sooners. so that's a college town packed with students and teachers and everybody that works for that facility. we are watching that close

just knocked over on the side of the road. you've got emergency officials there making sure that traffic goes around them. let's talk about what's happening right now in the oklahoma city area. right now, you still see rain parked over different parts of that area. and it is causing a major problem with standing water on the roads. we didn't see so much of a problem on the highway. keep in mind shall we went very far south to pauls valley to get out of the way of the storm. there's a story there i'll tell you in a moment. we went down there, had to drive back into oklahoma city in that driving rain and then got on interstate 40 and headed this way. the highways are fine. once you get off the highways, that's where it's a problem. we've heard reports of water rescue, we know there are a lot of emergency officials going -- responding to calls. it's a busy night out here and a fluid situation with the weather. >> as you were telling us earlier, george, you had quite a time. you and your crew. we've heard it from others. trying to

the road ends at our file on the banks of the persian gulf the end of our journey. from this is the outback oil terminal rising from the water far from terrorist attacks and under constant military surveillance where iraq's fortune oil flows in and out. the country's fortune and perhaps misfortune two. wars here have always been closed in the same color black. and foul was at the mouth of the shuttle our best during where the tigris joins the euphrates forming the border with iran. on the iranian bank a gigantic portrait of the m.m. how many is there to taunt us a reminder that americans have gone leaving pandora's box wide open. been especially on me personally i never thought an old collaborated with the americans. just what chile i work to be i am and always have been a taxi driving us here. i still can't cross the country north to south from south dakota and follow all taxi i go wherever i can find work i have that i don't hesitate god be praised all i want to still live my. twenty days on the road perhaps one hundred checkpoints. with my friend khaled we've cro

it was fair to say a frightening situation on the roads. keep in mind, we were set up to do live reports as the storm came in, we found a safe place to do that and got on the road early and quick, and we got ahead of most of the traffic though we got stuck in traffic from time to time. a lot of people did get on the road as this thing continued to move in. and that's really what we found out here. it was really a big exodus out of oklahoma city. people going south, trying to get out of the way of the storm that continued to grow. this was a storm system set up over oklahoma city itself, caused a lot of wind, a lot of rain, we understand that there are a lot of water rescues, flooding, interstate 40 is shut down at this point. and they're still going in to assess the damage from the big storm system with several tornados reported to have touched down. you know, there's a lot to assess as we get daylight. but again, in a situation like this, you have a couple of options, go underground and take shelter, shelter in place if that's your only opt

the pole of cold along the road of bones. we were heading to. the coldest inhabited place on the planet this small frozen town once recorded the temperature of minus seventy one point two degrees celsius we had a thousand kilometers to go and three days to do it's. the frozen lake. has been making this journey for five years. the most important thing is to be on. speed driving well that doesn't really matter very much. as you arriving ahead of time. as well as for being behind your allotted time we have to follow the legend if it says fifty kilometers an hour we keep to the speed limit of fifty. because of the treacherous conditions the main aim of the rally is to arrive in one piece and from the first to the last speed. we had around four hundred. times with plenty of time to kill. me through the navigation. direction. to go straight ahead. so if i say. two hundred. two hundred mentis. want to talk. to the right. the speed limit is sixty five. five hundred. with low empty spaces as far as the eye can see it's tempting to put

another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes. a country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sand. prayers have punctuated each day on the road i sleep while he converses with his god. amidst the wind blown sound appears the mythical city of babylon. in his delusions of grandeur saddam hussein emerged himself to be its king the heir to the throne there president of the iraqi republic saddam hussein in one thousand eight hundred eight inaugurated the restored city of babylon first built by nebuchadnezzar between six o four and five sixty two b.c. . at the height of his power like the ancient kings before him saddam built his palace in the heart of the legendary city. his tower of babel crashed down around him and the dust of pride and ambition. his memory has been left to the ravages of time and the insults of his survivors. wealthy british style. markets why not. gonna. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred

at the end of the road lies come the mecca of vatican and medina of the shia world . but something of god and other al qaeda is the real enemy of iraq and even of all the arab regions i don't believe several terrorist organizations have been exported by neighboring countries i don't know but they are responsible for so many victims since baghdad fell. you know at the end i would stress that most of the attacks have targeted the shia community came up just in line up the. pilgrims are well protected here all the officers and soldiers a shia. several million faithful including many from iran come every year to visit the mosques in karbala a boon for the holy city. religion is a river of gold as the saying goes but we don't know what it's obvious that when a country's native sons defend it things go better than when they're always better than an occupier on. a sheet. an invader always has trouble understanding the country they occupy and as the air proverb says no one knows the roads of mecca better than its own inhabitants that shout it if i have it. this is. the main p

the standing water is a problem for people on the road. and you also have to keep in mind, if you drive into these different neighborhoods, there is a big concern about the possibility of trees down, power lines down. so, it's something to keep in mind, especially for people who drove away from the storm and are driving back home possibly tonight. >> we're looking at the video of these flooded streets there in central oklahoma we saw a moment ago. flashes of transformers that have blown. we know some in central oklahoma, still about 4:15 away. as the first responders try to respond to all of the emergencies caused by the twisters that touched down, do you see any of them out on the roads now? are they waiting for the rain to stop? >> we have seen first responders in action, absolutely. they're in action, heading, you know, the different situations. we do know we heard reports of water rescues. when we passed the overturned semis. we found first responders there. making sure the traffic, you know, goes around the semis. it's a mess out here.

we saw from two storm chasers on the same road. on's video capturing what was going on with you on the side of the road. what was happening there? >> it was actually the most terrifying moment of my life. i know it is probably cliche to talk about your life nationalling before your eyes -- flashing before you eyes but that really happens it turns out. >> you do this all the time. what made this one so particularly terrifying? >> you know what, it was really a situation where we were doing all of the things that we would normally do when we are storm chasing. positioning correctly. we, i think, made a lot o of the right moves or all of the right moves to be where we needed to be. but the storm had a life of its own and it made what we call a right turn and the tornado literally went from moving due east to moving in a southwest direction and it caught a lot of people off-guard and because of the traffic that was out there and the time of day that it happened at, we really had no way to get out of the way of this tornado. and so what

just have the stay off the road. there are power outages and people need medication and people have the main problem trying to go around town. people are in the way. let the first responders and the blabs service, let them do their job. especially the emergency rooms at the hospitals, as well. mayor, good luck to you. matt white is the mayor of elrino, oklahoma. what are you seeing, george, where you are? >> wolf, you know, the wins are certainly strong out here. we can do a live shot with our satellite dish. but, you know, we're in a good place to do it now. chad said it best, this storm was chasing us. we were able to get out of oklahoma city early enough so we were ahead of the traffic. there's a lot of traffic on the highways right now. people are still trying to head south ahead of this storm. a lot of people got on the road. some people got out when the traffic was really thick. what was it like? you guys got on the road about what time? >> what time was it? about 4:30, i guess? and we hit -- i think we went out

. >> and districted drivers, a new study says it's not just about taking your eyes off the road but also your mind. we have all that and more on "nightly business report for wednesday, june 12th. >>> we began with program with record highs and winning streaks. tonight a losing streak. the three-day stretch of loses for the dow so far this year and the losses not small today's 127 point decline followed yesterday's 117 point drop and the fourth triple digit loss for the dow in two weeks. investors are increasingly worried a big multiyear change is taking hold. not just concern the federal reserve may pull back on the bond buying program sending interest rates higher, though, they have risen sharplsince may, including today but china's economy may be going down bringing stocks off 10% since the peak in may, brazil down 20%. japan and europe not out of the woods and pinco says there is a 60% chance of a global recession. the dollar index which tracks the strength of the u.s. dollar touched the lowest level in four months today. at the end of another exhausting day, the dow finished down mor

peter's square because pope francis reviewed and blessed 1400 harley davidsons that were lining the road leading to the vatican. the event marked the 110th anniversary of the motorcycle. earlier this week the pontif was presented with official harley colors, along with two bikes. there is no word on whether the pontif intends to take a spin around vatican city. >>> still ahead on wusa 9, a lack of instructors could be driving up the price of acquiring a dc driver's license. we'll explain, just ahead. >>> plus the bling thing. did russia's february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. >>> the super bowl ring that russian president putin may or may not have stolen is receiving new attention. the ring changed hands in 2005,

but i was still watching the road in front of me. to do was get the logo on the video. but i got a whole lot more than i bargained for. >> then cobb sees a two by four from the side of the median come flying at her. >> i saw him hit it and it was like slow motion. the whole time i'm thinking, that's not really going to hit me. >> but in a split second it does. >> the impact was amazing. amazing. it sounded like a gun shot. and then the echo which i don't know if it was real or in my mind. but it was deafening. i know that. >> the two by four hits the front hood of the van leaving a long dent, burst through the glass and smacks into the front dash. >> it hit right here. and that's what pushed it just far enough away that it missed me. >> there was not an inch between where it hit and my arm. >> when the wood punches through the window, glass flies everywhere. >> there were glass shards in my little girl's car seat. i remember watching the glass sink around me. it was like snow. even the next day when i would shake my hair, glass would

we jogged on the back roads. we got south of it you are watching the storm up to the north of us. we are in an area the sun is shining and there is no rain on us and hit another traffic jam and the next thing you know the clouds are start to go over us and then hearing you have got another storm forming just to the west of us coming up out of almost no where as it seemed and when the new castle storm started to form we were tried to head south to get around it still. we saw that thing start to form and you could feel the winds pick up. i don't think there was a lot of circulation at that point. jeff said the massive winds, we felt those hit hing our car. at one point felt a tree limb probably hit into the side of us as we were driving along. a lot of straightline winds. we haven't seen as much damage. we tried to stay out of that area as much as possible to get out of the storm and survey back through but we weren't able to get around it because of all of the storms that started popping up in the way. >> the nati

the roads are treacherous. we've got multiple crashes on i-40, injuries, trying to get transportation for people that are injured to the hospital. we're asking people please get off the interstate and seek shelter at this time. >> so both interstate 35 and also interstate 40, if you are on either of those, you are advising people to try to get off that road as soon as possible and head east of oklahoma city? >> that is correct. east and south. >> do you have -- how easy is it for people right now to get off those interstates? >> i haven't even been able to get to that location s i can't tell you how easy it is. from listening to just the traffic of my fellow troopers in the oklahoma city metro area, i would say that we're in a desperate situation and it's dire right now. people have to get off the interstate. >> trooper, i appreciate that. we'll continue to check in with you. we have national weather service now confirming a tornado near moore. samantha mohr just a short time ago saying that is heading toward mo

but left the bodies out on the road. just covering them with them with stones. so the bodies stay there forever. that's why they call it the robot arms. the story. is a sobering experience driving here and the mood was only improved when we passed the checkpoints and the cheering crowds. it was uplifting to think that the locals would stand outside in these bitter temperatures just to cheer us on and we soon started playing games to pass the time although i was soon going to wish that i hadn't. but. something beginning with. blake. yeah. i was so sorry for larry. but in front. of. how much time we're going to lose here. james. never but under a. true number twenty seven accident it's come off the road it will hit me but i hope it's going to hope that we're. relatively close to somebody else now come and pull it out. because there's no way i'm getting back up that's. all realistically. stuff to see if we can prepare it so we get out as quickly as possible with a. stupid . and where is somebody. teach me. how much of. this is do the trick. with a bit of luck since

. >> i motion that everybody in this room except those behind the counter, hit the road. leave. you may leave. you may leave. >> the room clears out. and local television crews who happen to be covering the meeting leave, too. but their cameras are still recording. six men are ordered to remain. >> looking in his eyes, you could see he had a confident, cocky look. like i'm in charge now. and i know he was going to shoot. i knew he was going to use that gun. >> board member ginger littleton is on her way to the side door exit. but she can't bring herself to leave. >> at that moment, i felt very strongly that in a few seconds he was going to begin shooting, and i had the option of leaving and feeling guilty that i left them to their death, or trying to do something. >> littleton tries to knock the gun out of the man's hand with the only weapon she has. her purse. >> she fails and is left at the gunman's mercy. but he lets her go. >> this man had some scruples and so he spared me and said, you stupid and called me a name which probably at that point i deserved at least the stupid pa

believe the speed was 97 miles per hour. >> he veers to the right, trying to avoid the passenger in the road. >> i didn't want to run over this person. they had all been drinking at the time and they were -- he was just along for the ride more or less. >> another officer stops to help the passenger who is then taken to the hospital. it's hard to believe but he has no serious injuries. the situation in the getaway vehicle escalates. the passenger, a woman fires from the front seat of the car. >> i'm thinking i didn't have any rounds come through my wind shield. i didn't hear any impacts on my vehicle. so life is good. >> by this time, a spike trip has been thrown in the car's path. >> at the time i caught up it wasn't high speed at all. the tires had already been punctured. >> at one point is looks as though the chase is over. as claw drives through the residential area of the reservation, he stops and the female passenger runs from the car into a house then claw gets out of his car. >> lionel claw actually gets out of the vehicle and points his weapon at me. and i'm thinking at this time, yo

the end of the road."nd that became an anthem for me. somewhere down the road this is all going to make sense. right now, i feel sick, i feel ugly, i feel tired, weak and weary, but somewhere down the road, the answers are going to come. >> nearly three years down the road, tada says she is feeling a strength and stamina that has surprised her doctors. her ministry now includes raising awareness about breast cancer, and supporting women who are fighting it. she has started to resume some of her previous schedule, including some travel and speaking engagements. >> if people put me on this pedestal, i don't think they're listening to what i'm saying, because i'm just, i'm just one person on the same level playing field, helping other beggars to find the bread of meaning and purpose in their suffering. >> tada says her relationship with ken is stronger than ever. >> it was his arm of support around me that gave me the courage to step out into that demilitarized zone of nowhere, not knowing what is going to ha

deadline for chrysler to lay out its case again to nhtsa about why these vehicles should not be on the road and one womannous a crusade to try to get them -- woman is on a crusade to try to get them to change their minds. after a few final touches. >> this is the petition to the department of transportation to ask for the recall. >> reporter: crash surviver janelle embry is taking her one woman movement to try to get some answers about her mother's jeep grand cherokee, one of the 92 million cherokees and liberty models nhtsa wants chrysler to recall. >> my name is janelle embry. >> can i speak to you inside? >> reporter: janelle met with this service provider at parrish chrysler jeep dodge. he was willing to talk to janelle but not to us. during their closed door meeting. >> chrysler is standing firm they will not do the recall. >> i just know when i get a recall, i go. any questions about the recalls you need to address to this gentleman here, okay? i'm not going to answer any questions about any recalls. >> i'm just finding out what jeep owners can do if chrysler is not recalling. really

we are up to speed on the major roads. the top side near the harford road. 55 on the northwest corner of the beltway. this is 70 at 29, things are looking good here as well. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> chrysler is refusing a government request to recall almost 3 million suv's. leak andtanks can cause problems. this includes the have jeep 2007.ieys from 2002 to chrysler says there will work to resolve the dispute. rei is tweaking its returns policy. effective immediately, they are limiting returns on store items to one year after purchase. the only exception would be if a product is defective. viacom thateal with as thousands of television programs. select shows will also be available for kindle. security firm reports a spike in instances of a social networking worm. the goal is to intercept your personal information. iphone 4, you may want to buy its soon. jane king has the bloomberg business report. jeeps arer says its safe. deaths afterre korea end collisions. the recall could cost chrysler at least $500 mi

the roads were completely jammed. we saw fife lanes going one way. all of these cards were on the roadway and then the wind event came and these people were stuck in their cars. we see flying around in a helicopter because it's going to be sketchy tonight. >> one of the things i found interesting was the highway patrol said if you are stuck in the highway and you can't get off -- their first point was head south, head east. but if a tornado was coming directly for, get out of the vehicle and just lay low to the ground. i guess that makes sense. i guess the vehicle certainly, from what we've seen, is no protection. >> you saw those vehicles with the moore tornado. you saw what happened. we're not talking about a hundred miles per hour storm that spins the car around. we're talking about in a large, maximum tornado, ef 4-5 tornado. that's why you must get out of the car. if you see a tornado coming, you must get out of the car. they didn't see if you have hail coming, you must get out of the car. they said if you know a tornado is on its way, you must g

all because the road was mysteriously scratched from tax maps after this high-end development was approved by the maryland national capital park and planning commission. >> i take this kind of thing very seriously. >> reporter: the planning commissioner is relatively new to all of this and ordering an independent investigation of the approval after allegations that misleading documents were submitted by developers. >> i would question the premise that the root of this whole problem is the approval of the subdivision. my sense is that it's more complicated than that. >> reporter: she is also asking state officials to check again the accuracy of its tax map after park and planning general counsel was accused of interfering. she is standing by her agency against accusations that public records are being hidden. the accusations about public records are being made by the founder of savesandyspring.org. >> they have something to hide. >> reporter: he shot this cell phone video as he attempted to record the plan book which the agency refused to copy for him. >> i can't videotape it. >> i'm asking

>>reporter: even so, one end of the road not wiped out by development is still there. rounds wants to build, but he's in court because the park and planning commission refuses to give him an address, claiming access is disputed. that's even though a nearby neighbor picks up his mail at the end of the very same road with no argument from anyone. today appeals court judges spent much of their time questioning whether rounds even has the right to sue because the development approval happened so long ago. >> it's all technical, it's all procedural. >>reporter: the founder of save sandyspring.org says it's a technicality standing in the way of justice for families stuck with historic land that's worthless without access. >> no judge ever looked at the historical maps dating back to the late 1800s. no judge has ever seen that some permits have been issued to some on farm road and not others. >>reporter: the while the judges here at the court of appeals try to sort things out, the chairwoman of the park and planning commission, frangois carrier says she'll launch an independen

the roads were impassable. and if we were trying to rent a car, all the rental car agencies counters were dark. they couldn't get into their computers to pass out cars. they eventually opened up the lounge area, where people wait to get on to the planes. there was minor damage, the flights had been cancelled. they were waiting to see what damage to the runway and the airplanes are. >> we don't know when it will reopen. that is our producer. you were there to produce a special for the last victims. after what happened in oklahoma city, being told to put their head between their knee, we know what happened to the hospital there. glad to know they weathered things fine in the airport. we will wait until day break to get a better view of the situation on the ground. our coverage continues. up next, a storm chaser who was right in the path of the tornado. stay with us. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. g

. >>> right now it's pretty good on the roads out there. traffic does looking good if you are driving through on the east shore freeway they are clearing out the road work on east 80. the morning commute looked good at the toll plaza. if you are driving into san francisco, it looks good there. this is northbound 280 to highway 17 and that's off to a good start. no problem on northbound 17 as you drive down to the valley. at 4:35 let's go to steve. >>> skies clear and low clouds yesterday. and not so much north by san francisco, and i dwav them a cloud deck. 47 santa rosa. but some locations are warmer. and some cool readings on the coast. the lows won't last that long. but noticeably cooler with the lack of clouds. sunny and cool morning and a little bit warmer. near average for most locations. 60s, 70s and 80s. warmest to the east and north. napa low 80: 72 oakland. and 84 for morgan hill. and san mateo is 71. warmer thursday into friday. then another low drops in. it won't do as much as clouds but on sunday and monday. >>> hot temperatures

big rigs, cars tossed around on the road, and thousands of commuters stuck there. officials there said they were sitting ducks. two of the five people killed were in union city inside oklahoma. >> and chad meyers, he was checking out all the damage. i want to show you some of what he saw. >> you are looking on your screen here, and it's a semi trailer that has been tipped over and a couple men here and a couple big tow trucks and a air bag being inflated under the truck to try to send it back on its wheels. the irony is this happened about six hours ago. the eeriness is that the lights are still on. the headlights are still on and the flashers are on as these trucks are laying on their side. so the guys here are trying to get this back up. it was a truck parking area, a little rest area and it used to be a weigh station. now it's an area where usually when we get a tornado, there are chainsaws. the only chain we are listening to now are the trucks. >> will rogers airport in oklahoma city, safety meant the basement for some people. >> joining me on the phone is karen

the show so i did about ten or eleven up so it's nice bridges and i just would go and we were on the road all the time as a great show it was a great show and don johnson was absolutely wonderful best so i was working about three hundred days you're on the road if i'm in the san fran i would shoot out about three to five days and get back on the road so fast forward all these years until i retired to get out of the ring and i stayed unemployed or did nothing for about two or three years kind of finding out what i was going to do next and found out will come up one day and i said you know what you're forty years old you need to be productive you need to go find a job i didn't want to go back to driving a forklift and loading and unloading trucks like i did before i got in a business so i said take us out to hollywood and get my acting business that's when i turned to acting i see why did you quit wrestling man it was just a build up of accumulation of a lot of injuries i got dropped on my head in about ninety seven i was a train's a quadriplegic for about ninety seconds there in the middle

this is on the road in thailand. look very closely. ird things you can see in this video. >> that a pet that's gone along for the ride. >> a gun strapped to the bike. >> yeah. >> bullhorns. >> bull skull. the whole skull there. >> funky way to war a helmet too. >> a gun for like an exhaust pipe, too. >> yeah. there are random rifles placed around this scooter. who knows why. >> i can't believe -- >> i can't believe it. >> land and keep on enjoying the ride. >> that's it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for spending time with us. we'll see you next time. . >>> hi, i'm beth troutman. let's take a look at great videos "right this minute." >>> voter discover a majestic creature trapped at sea. >> you can see they whip out a blade. >> how his rescuers used it to free willie. >> a woman watches by remote camera as burglars invade her home. >> and that's where the story gets even more terrifying. >> how the nanny hid inside with two small children. >>> a guy with a medical condition sets out to prove -- >> yeah i can play the

bales of hay sent flying across the road as a twister ripped apart buildings. thrown into the path. >> getting pretty nasty. >> earlier from the air the approaching thunderstorms warned of what was about to be unleashed. >> this entire line here has got rotation in it and each one of these could produce tornadoes. >> reporter: and produce they did. several twisters popping up throughout the oklahoma city area. >> this is a very violent tornado. people that pass this thing need to be underground in their tornado shelters. >> reporter: those unable to take cover were sitting targets for the tornadoes. >> we've got a terrible situation that's going on on interstate 40 and 35 right now. more cars have crashed. >> reporter: a mother and her young daughter were killed when their vehicle was tossed from the interstate. at least three others were killed including one person in el reno, oklahoma where this twister tore across the landscape. >>> the storms knocked out power to more than 80,000 customers and turned city streets into rushing rivers. drivers forced to aband