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Ohio, back to indianapolis, these red x box, still the potential. and chicago, west to aurora, down to st. louis, eastward, memphis, even down into louisiana, every storm is big today. whether it makes a tornado or not, it could still make wind damage with a 50 mile per hour or 60 mile per hour wind gust. if you see a storm, get inside, get the pets inside, get away from the windows and ride it out. it will be over in 15 minutes. >> you are saying 80-mile-an-hour winds, that can do a lot of dama...

tonight we have some amazing pictures to show you of research being done real time inside a real tornado. storm chaser reed timor rode inside a twister last night in oklahoma. somehow he managed to launch probes to measure pressure and wind speed. youve got to see this. take a look. >> watch out for these trees. wait for it. weve got to do it, joel. wait for it. ready? go ahead. get a little closer. launch. we got to go again. get closer. launch it again. launch it again. >> launch, la...

Should drug gangs being considered air terrorists? >> president obama responds to the firestorm over his birthday. two legendary soap operas are stopping the drama forever. what that means for the future of television. here we go, hour two, im brooke baldwin. dangerous weather is targeting the deep south. heres what you need to know. extensive damage in clinton, mississippi, west of jackson. so far, no word on anyone being hurt but another tornado is reported in alabama. a big fear, is it the ta...

Incredible looking truck down there. the storms are still on ground, tornadoes are still causing damage. mainly now out of mississippi though the jackson storm -- this is where the damage was. over here, near clinton, jackson, mississippi. that storm is still on the ground. went across the reservoir and it is still on ground and there are still enough rotations in the cell to cause the cell to have a tornado warning on it. the essence of the energy has moved toward chatham, little bit farther to...

Oklahoma. chad myers is tracking this for us. what about those folks in talladega? >> what do you do? they are in tents and in a pickup truck. thats a completely dangerous situation. theres not a storm within 30 minutes. when it gets closer they may do an emergency situation and get everybody underneath the stands. there is all of that concrete and building, the cinder block. i dont think you have room for 30,000 people. well have to see. theres a lot of weather. if you live in louisiana, missis...

New orleans area around lake pontchartrain. several there, st. john the baptist parish, and these include some very populated cities like covington and hammond. these highlighted in the purple, thats where it is. and the storms are moving northeasterly at about 30 miles per hour. if you live in this area, take cover, get inside. the inner core of your home and wait for these storms to pass. a little farther to the north, a couple of tornado warnings across eastern mississippi and alabama. and al...

Building to escape radio active fallout. >> the best thing to do is run inside, get to and seek shelter. >> absolutely. thats a great hazard response plan. if theres any toxic material in the environment, its good get inside, especially to the core of the buildings that offer the best protection. >> the mushroom cloud carries radioactive particles miles into the sky. >> stay there 12 to 24 hours if you dont know any better. cities offer the most and therefore the best protection. they would then...

Building, that helping -- helps us get inside and do search and rescue initially, even though dang language -- dangling over the head of fire tpaoeurts is an extremely dangerous thing to do, and thats what we do throughout the country, this is what we do we go in, endanger our life to possibly save the lives of others who are trapped inside who cannot help themselves. jon: our hats are off to them for the work they are doing. this looks like a very dangerous scene. have you spoken to any eyewitn...

Talking about some flooding continuing across much of this area. out across the east, one other trouble spot, its not going to be major problems for anybody, jugarden variety thunderstorms that pop up from time to time. and moving across shall the heat across the south, thats going to be with us the next few days, so a heat spell, if youre tired of it, get inside, its a dangerous one as well. check in on your neighbors and elderly who might have heat-related problems. dave, over to you. >> thank...

Gaining on us all. jane: you were driving what 60 miles an hour and you felt like it was chasing you. >> we were going at 60 miles an hour. we had a multi-million dollar truck behind us as part of our vehicles. we had a photographer from the chicago tribune, two of our photographers, shaoef shore shot the video youre looking at right now, and jordan from our staff. and pam grimes my producer was drive the car. she said, get inside, youre going to kill yourselves. we couldnt miss this. jane you l...