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What you would expect. 145-mile track, longest december track. multiple ef-4s, and we had multiple in the past week, becoming the deadliest month on record for the month of december. the pattern is a global pattern when it comes to weather anomalies and how el nino displaces the steering currents in the atmosphere and essentially displaces storm tracks and weather patterns. this is what's happened across south america. want to give a floor perspective. this is the piranha river. it's the second longest river behind the amazon. comes out to paraguay and argentina. about 400 miles up. the after ...

Looking into that. always good to have your perspective on this real economy. >> thanks. >> wall street versus main street. thank you, sir. speaking of recoveries, let's go to the actual recovery efforts in the midwest after tornadoes and violent storms ripped through michigan all the way to new york state. teams are still digging through rubble. the current death toll stands at 8, 6 in illinois and 2 in michigan. the tornados that struck new mindon and washington, illinois weather rated ef-4s. in english, that means they had winds that were close to 200 miles an hour. at least 25 toids were...

I had no fear up there. all love, nothing to be scared of at all. no fear. to be honest, i haven't had my heart pumping that fast in a while. it was cool. we had a vietnam fighter pilot. he went super aggressive. >> i flew jets all my life, f-4s and f-5s. we had our own combat experiences and we see these fine young men and gals coming back from afghanistan and iraq, we have a passion for flying these planes and want to share it with these guys and get their adrenaline going and show them maybe they wouldn't have had an opportunity to do otherwise. >> it's different. it just it like kind of a ...

Heard yesterday in interviewing a lot of people from the area is that some of the local stations had told people try to get to the south if you can. get out. they thought it was going to be so big, they actually instructed people to try to get in their cars and get away if they could. >> reporter: well, it's all very interesting, what you're hearing from the authorities now as far as the people who didn't shelter, didn't get down in their basements or storm cellars or crawl spaces or whatever they had. they should have known better, particularly people living in tornado alley. when you get the...

By step and then splits at the very end. take a look at this picture, outside of briarwood elementary school. this is a teacher carrying out one of the students. if you take a closer look, kind of a picture, image that captures your eye right away. take a look at this person back here. that is what we are assuming is another teacher or parent, holding the hand of a little girl who is barefoot. this woman has a bloodied face. these pictures are going to tell you all the stories that you are going to need to hear about what happened in moore yesterday. just devastation. >> yeah. let's take a loo...