these are the kinds of scenes we're seeing here. if we turn around, spencer, if you can show the other side, let me set the stage for you here. across the treat here is a very densely-populated community that took a direct hit from this tornado. it went over there, and all kinds of debris from there have been scattered into the woods where i am. people are trying to sift through and find survivors and family members. so far as we've been here, that's not been the case. but such a strong tornado, jon, they have been saying that debris from the tornado here in tuscaloosa was found in birmingham around 50 miles away. gives you an idea how strong these winds are that they can transport something that far. i also talked to one kid, i would say about a 10-year-old boy, who was sucked out of his home and landed, woke up landing, sitting on a pile of bricks. these are the kinds of stories you always hear about tornadoes, and we're hearing those ones from this spot as well. jon? jon: yeah and, you know, i'm