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insurance that government would manda mandate. third you said the era of small government was over. that sounds a lot more like barack obama, if you ask me. >> she's got a record of misstating and making false statements and that's another example of that list, she says that she's fighting for these things, she fought for less government spending. we got a lot more. she led the effort against obama care, we got obama care. she led the effort against t.a.r.p. we got t.a.r.p. she said she's got a titanium spine. it's record of her results. please stop because you're killing us. >> toni...

with middle-class economic anxiety front and center, well, the early gop front runner might want to rethink this line -- governor romney is also exhibit "a" if you need any proof this week matters. saturday's iowa republican straw poll could knock a candidate or two from the race and so democratic activists are now turning up at gop events hoping to rattle the republicans who would be president. >> what are you going to do to strengthen social security, medicare and medicaid without cutting benefits? what are you dough going to do? >> you've had your chance. anything else you want to...

Survivable. if you get something by something the size of a 225-mile-per-hour storm, it is not survivable. and that is not to scare anyone. but the people that did it right are not to blame. this is a graph. i'm going to take you all the way back to 1875. the other end. the number of deaths per year by tornadoes, 400, 500, 600, 700. follow the graph. the line that averages the graph off has gone from 200 all the way down to 55 in 135 years. so fewer people are dying every year. but, this year has been the wrong direction. we'll go all the way over here. follow me over here. this is where we ar...

Chad myers getting some analysis on this storm. the velocity is incredible. >> jack hayes is on a phone call for all the media outlets to call in. i was literally on that call until 30 seconds ago. the storm now considered an ef-4 tornado. 190 to 198 miles per hour. but the survey keeps going. that's the lowest amount it could be. with a couple more miles per hour it could be the rare ef-5 tornado. right now they're at 198. above that you're at ef-5. the biggest tornado possible. 500 people injured. still 89 fatalities they do expect that number to rise. this year so far it has been the ninth ...

Helicopter tracking it. you can see how huge it is. it is at least a half a mile wide. before it formed there were other tornadoes that took aim at the twin cities, one person was killed in the minneapolis area. almost two dozen others were hurt. trees, power lines down and one neighborhood after another. i want to bring in our own chad meyers. we were talking during the break. you want to give people some good news here but it just seems like this season has been really, really tough on folks. i mean huge tornadoes. are there more tornadoes? are we seeing more now? >> yes. we're seeing more k...