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Just some of these relentless images we have been watching from last nights series of storms. the tornadoes that cut across the south. were going to take another look through an experts eyes for an explanation of what is happening all the while inside these powerful storms. whether channel meteorologist brian norcross has more. >> reporter: we knew this was going to be a very bad day. the meteorology was lining up, the atmosphere looked perfect for developing supercell thunderstorms that produce...

They all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, including celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased risk for stomac...

And what is also stunning is that there werent more people that were hurt. >> reporter: officials hope to restore the airport to 70% capacity by sunday. and be fully operational by next week. throughout st. louis county, the tornado damaged 750 homes and left 47,000 without power. in maryland heights, just west of the airport, some homes were destroyed. >> it seemed to me two or three or five minutes of just pure hell. >> reporter: ron henderson emerged from his basement to find his home gone. >...

Tell-tale rust-colored signs of oil. >> its got a sheen on the service. >> james peters who makes his living leading deep-sea fishing trips sees changes, too. >> you look down and theres a sheen and oil droplets in the water. >> there is no more visible oil on cat island, where we first saw the heartbreaking pictures of pelicans dripping with oil. >> how healthy does it look to you a year after the oil spill >> frankly, it doesnt look very healthy. >> the national wildlife federations david groo...

Tonight from the fire line in caddo, texas, west of fort worth. janet, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. the fire in this region has doubled in size over the past 24 hours. and even with more help arriving from all over the country this is an uphill battle. unrelenting wildfires, the likes of which texas has never seen, are hungrily consuming the state. more than a million and a half acres so far, with no sign of slowing down. >> you dont ever want to see this. you know, this is li...

Part because of the losses you cant quantify like the erosion of trust in officials who spent months underestimating the size of the spill and promises that have yet to be delivered. along louisianas coastal bayous, natures breeding grounds. there are signs of spring and sounds of lurking danger. air canons scare birds from sandbars and marshes where the mississippi river meets the gulf of mexico, and oil lies just beneath the surface. a reminder of the deadly explosion that sank the deep water ...

Links in the food web. >> you cannot expect those kinds of impacts to be clear and apparent in 12 months. >> reporter: one year later so much is unknown, and yet, there still is hope. >> theres no doubt that it will come back and be as robust as it was before. but its going to take time. >> reporter: now, despite that optimism, the people down here who have generations invested in these waters say they need fast financial help so they can stay afloat and give this to the next generation. brian. ...

And finally tonight here, more proof that grandma knows best. it comes from the african savannah, but we bet its true with your family, too. john berman introduces us to joyce who has her entire family listening. >> reporter: you can never go wrong with the idea that grandma knows best. especially when grandma weighs more than 5,000 pounds. weve long known that in the majestic world of elephants, it is the matriarch who guides the herds. but now we know how skilled they are at leading. researche...

Some bank customers in hallandale beach, florida, looked like they stepped out of an alfred hitchcock movie. a flock of birds started attacking them in the banks parking lot. the customers here, unfortunately for them, the leaders of the pack are aggressive but federally protected endangered species of birds. what do you do about it? in chicago, a school wants kids to just eat whats being served in a cafeteria. the school is banning lunches from home unless students have a medical excuse. the pr...

The woman posed as an every day shopper. police hope someone will recognize the woman in the video. also the name kate middleton, does that sound familiar to you? its too familiar unfortunately for one massachusetts woman. you guessed it. her name is kate middleton. she had to shut down her facebook page because of her new found celebrity. also some bank customers in florida must think they have stepped into an alfred hitchcock movie. a flock of birds started attacking them in the banks parkin...