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That middle of the house will still be there. now, f-5, which is 200 miles per hour or greater, then you may lose the whole house and that may be the unsurvivable storm. but out of 1,000 tornadoes we get a year, one might be an f-5. the odds of it hitting a major big city, you know, is pretty low. a car is never the safe place to be. when a tornado gets done with a car, there's no place left for you in it. the entire thing is smashed to bits. not an f-1, maybe not even an f-2, but anything greater than about 150 miles per hour, you have to get out of your car. now, the best place to do is to d...

This one deserves them. in your lifetime, you may rarely see anything like this. this is the town up here in el reno, oklahoma, right here. look at the town size right here compared to the storm size overall. this was the path of the storm. it was on the ground for quite a while. 6:03 p.m. when it formed way over here. it moves, stayed there until 6:43 p.m. covered almost 16 miles. doing the math there, you realize on any given area could have been grinding away for two minutes or more and as you mentioned it was not only strong, well, well, well over 200 miles per hour at the strongest area, ...

Every storm is slightly different. so it's a couple shades of gray. 99 point something percent of storms, maybe 99.99%, one out of 1,000 storms, would be unsurvivable. if you are in your house, you are absolutely safe, stay in your home, shelter at home, put as many walls between you and the outside as possible, get in a closet, get some place in the middle of your home, make sure there's not a bunch of bowling ball stuff above your head, get in a safe place, get a bunch of foam or pads or mattresses around you in that middle. if you get to an f-4 tornado, that middle of the house will still b...

Practice and child delivery or couples kissing, hugging in the street. th it is one after another. >> also, public sector unions are joining forces with the protesters. are you looking for some past episodes of bubbled gupies or team umi zumi? you are in luck. amazon and via com struck a new multi-year video deal. how about this today, we learned from the national weather service that friday's tornado in el reno, oklahoma, was the widest u.s. tornado on record. they have also increased the storm to an ef-5 in the aftermath. those impacted talking about the damage. >> i guess it was our tim...

Reno, oklahoma, was 2.6 miles wide. they say that's the widest tornado on record in the united states. officials also say the storm was an ef-5. that's the most powerful category with winds in excess of 200 miles an hour. friday's tornados in oklahoma killed at least 19 people. our meteorologist chad myers is in el reno for us right now, was there friday when the tornado hit. chad, give us some context for the enormity of this tornado, how big was it? >> you know, i talked about this the past couple of days, thinks there's no way ef-3 was going to hold because this is the widest tornadoes i've...