she said, we always get tornado warnings out here, but because nothing ever happens, we don't always take it seriously. but the problem is, it could be that one time where things just go bad and you get the result that we have right now. >> you're going to check out that story. we're going to find out when people knew about this and why they reacted the way they did. one point that deion makes is important. that is where hurricanes, you might get two or three days notice, you know what direction it's coming from. with tornadoes, you get a warning that saying the atmospheric conditions are appropriate for a tornado to form. you don't know when, where, and when it lands even when you get the tornado alert, even if you know it's a mile away or ten miles away, you don't know if it's coming towards you or changes directions. i have seen mey tornadoes where in the course of one city it will bob and weave. you'll see one house standing and another destroyed. this one reminds me a little