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Bill: here we go again, a "fox news alert," watch the storm from ground level in tuscaloosa, alabama. if you have experienced a tornado, first hand, you know how down right awful they are to live through. because, you have not only the wind but you have the sound that surrounds you. now, this is pictures -- these are pictures after that storm ripped through tuscaloosa, and the death toll at 131. in alabama. they have a population, 83,000 and alabama now, they are struggling and the public inform...

In bridgeton, missouri after a tornado tore through neighborhoods there. look at that. everything gone. now, lets look at the destruction from ground level. thats where we find our chief meteorologist, the sun is coming up and it looks terrible. >> yeah, steve. it really is and an ef-4 tornado, the first one of the season anywhere in the country so the strongest ones, winds up to 200 miles an hour and this tornado was a path of about 21 miles long. so devastating this area, amazing that no one d...

Out, the whole thing, steve, brian and juliet is for you to get off the couch and join with us and do some -- ok? lets do it, guys. one, two, three, four. one, two, three, four. so well keep moving and well be moving this way when you come back to us at 8:30. well get cobbie calliet coming back with us. >> are you serious? youre going to be talking with cobie? >> yeah, well work out with her. >> thank you very much. >> see you later. >> the most surprised rabbits on the lawn were the three rabbi...

Carry him back to ground level and who knows what happens to him them. we presume they are going to cut him lose and let him go take a nap somewhere not next to the new jersey turnpike. jenna: the associated press is reporting. jon: high-fives all around. jenna: they deserve it. jon: i have done some tree trimming in my life and its not fun to be 40 feet up in the air. jenna: these guys have been at it for a long type. they spotted this bear four and a half hours ago around 8:00 in the morning. ...

And could he hold on? >> how is the wiring going, jeff? >> jeff was part of a professional pyrotechnics crew like this one setting up fireworks for the 1997 space needle extravel began za. tethered to the needle by a safety line, hes hard at work on top while tourists are taking in the breathtaking views. >> we were just having a lot of fun, just going sightseeing and looking out at the mountains and everything. >> just before 2:30 in the afternoon tourists sneak into a jam-packed elevator for t...

As the video shows, from people at the ground level who will be local surrogates, frankly, pushing for the president. >> meanwhile, youve got tim pawlenty, releasing his own response video to the presidents launch. hes the only person at this point who has taken any kind of formal step toward a presidential run. not a declaration by any means. hey, doug, where are your guys or gals? >> we have pushed the process back. if you go back four years ago, the process started too quick, too soon, it was...

This is reactor number one. weve frozen the image and, gary, tell me what exactly youre looking at here. >> looking at mainly the top of reactor unit number one. over on the right-hand side is where the edge of the building s.there is a -- a small orange image in this area right here, and -- and theres some question as to what that might be. its very near to the edge of the building. it looks to be about ground level, and the dimensions are small, a foot size or something like that. >> so youre ...

They may have to turn to a last resort to contain the radiation. that does not sound good. after dumping water on to the plant from above and spraying water at the ground level, all to no avail, theres now talk of burying the plant in sand and concrete. that method was last used to seal leakages in chernobyl in 1986. if they use this method, that area could be uninhabitable for many years to come. theres good news, though. the worst of the radioactive contamination has not spread beyond the 19-m...

More than 10,000 missing. about 44 -- 450,000 have been living in shelters for weeks. hundreds are waiting in areas that cant be reached. across japan people observed moments of silence for everything theyve lost. in minamisanriku, one of the hardest-hit areas, two cousins are reunited but others search lists in vain trying to find loved one. this woman is checking a list of more than 5,000 names on behalf of people she doesnt even know. >> it is just horrible. i want to think it is nightmare wh...

Terms of health effects, im sorry to say it could be worse. >> really? why is that? >> having the release at ground level as opposed to this incredible blast followed by a hot fire at chernobyl will mean that the radioactive material is much more where people live. it was forts nat that so much of it got launched. >> that is interesting. i had not heard that before. does that mean it could spread more or it goes in deeper? what exactly is the implication of that? >> the biggest fear is the cloud...