here and hold myself in position. >> weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a "today" show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. >> i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are -- this is how i'm staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on. >> it doesn't work. >> our truck operator tom said don't you wish you had your weight back. right around now, i do. >> are you okay? >> we're okay. we're okay. we're coming inside. >> good idea. one that brian williams probably should have considered when 2003's hurricane isabel. >> we can get 70-mile-per-hour wind effect. >> during a live report, brian discovers what hurricane force really means when he calls over a weather channel colleague to take a wind speed reading.
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