generators. now word of caution at home. you're going to see things behind us, you're going to see lightning. you're going to see flashes, it looks scary. we're told by those who know better than we do, that the front is moving, it is not a danger to us, not a risk to our truck, so we can stay up and broadcast. it looks much more significant than it is to us. and to be honest, it is a little bit of a scary scene. >> there is weather, and you'll also see the dust being thrown around and debris. little particles being blown through the air, it will get in your eyes and the recovery crews that are working, the power of the storm lifted everything up into the air. let me give you a since of what i've seen over the last couple of hours. a couple of images seared into my head. in one neighborhood, i already saw a tent up in a front lawn. someone whose home is destroyed, has no home to go back to. their tent in their front lawn, that tent is their home. i can't tell how many dogs i saw walking around the neighborhoods, lonely dogs, the