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Driving right into it. tornadoes like, this they are surrounded by rain. it's a mile wide. you don't even know it's a tornado. it looks like a rain storm. you have no way of knowing until it's on top of you. they were heading for down the road, i-40, when they saw a cow fly by. i'm not kidding. they saw trees uprooted that were in the air, flying by, and with that they turned around and ran as -- drove as fast as they could in the other direction and as it happens, that tornado hit an overpass and i don't know if you've heard me say this earlier, people who were driving took shelter under this...

Windy also. i want to try to show you the different levels of destruction here you can see the pier behind me is gone. some roads we have 4 feet or 5 feet of water that's made it very difficult for rescuers. at least 30 rescues today carried out by boat. shepard, back to you. >> shepard: steve, word that a gas station owner faces charges of price gouging. more interesting to me at the moment is this water is still rising. this has been going on for 20 hours. it has. it's been steady for 24 hours. this is the first time this really felt like a hurricane here in mississippi. we have got large pi...

morning calling it trickle down taxation. pricey light. the new light bulb to replace regular hits stores this sunday, earth day. this thing lasts for 20 years. it costs as much as 60 bucks. new home. shuttle "discovery" hitching a ride heading up the east coast from florida to virginia. amazing new pictures this hour. an eye popping eruption you have got to see. "newsroom" begins right now. taxpayer outrage this morning is growing over the millions of dollars seemingly squandered by unanimous bureaucrats. right now the second hearing in two days. they are facing questions ab...

All that and more coming up on "your bottom line" at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> thanks to our christine romans. i showed you a picture of people crossing the finish line here in atlanta, the race for the cure taking place. we have about 14,000 people participating. a lot of these folks breast cancer survivors themselves, family members dealing with breast cancer or maybe they've lost someone to breast cancer. bonny schneider is down there live for me this morning and bonnie, i think i do have it right, you're at the finish line, some people crossing it already. >> that's right. really just started ...

Faa. a miami controller caught sleeping during his midnight shift. and prior to the start of that particular shift the controllers were given a lecture about professionalism, we we assume included don't sleep on the job, especially sense you have thousands of lives in your hands. >> and now the transportation reporter for the washington secretary of post. i understand we have news out of ohio tonight. >> we do. sunday morning a controller was watching a movie, a bad movie, called "cleaner" and he happened to leave his mic open and a military pilot flying by was listening to a track of "cleaner...