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Tornado. hurricanes are terrible, devastating cyclones and there s something about a tornado. what makes it uniquely violent? such a concentrated energy. the angular momentum in a small area. unlike a hurricane it s several hundred miles, it s especially an area like this where it s going through the heart of a city, the effects are just catastrophic. and right there i mean you couldn t be a mile down the road and be fine, you ll see houses where they re fine and yet their neighbor across the street completely obliterated. nothing wins. any type of structure against a tornado this size, this strength is going to lose. underground shelters. only thing you have. colt, set up for me the video we re watching earlier. i want to play more now. okay. what the scene was like in terms of your watching this tornado and realizing how strong it actually was. well, we got to the south moore high school parking lot, that s where we filmed majority ....
Juan williams political analyst and radio host of compass media network. david motheriamet playwright. something happened to david mamet. he sees not only his politics but the issue of second amendment rights as one of government controls where they don t be long. your thoughts? there was a piece in the new york times by liberal texas novel vis who says the same thing. he worries after a hurricane it was jam packed he thought people were getting prime mal. he thought it was right to have a gun during that situation. i think david mamet s suggestion since the president has protection he as a silian is the civilian is similarly due to have a gun. clearly the president, all kinds of presidents and their children ....
That the second highest category. if this were a hurricane it would be pane f-4. it is the strongest radiation on the sun in 50 years. it s a barrage of charged particles are hitting the earth as we speak. you want a better idea how big this is? that s the storm right there. and if you keep going you will see a dot that comes up that will be earth. in fact it is. that dot right in the middle is the planet earth. it goes up into the thing. it s going north of us. but the problem is it s causing a magnetic field disturbance. that s probably why your cell phone might have been on the fritz this morning. for some it means a lot higher radiation. here is astronaut tom jones. ....
island in new york. on long island irene s storm surge flooded downtown long beach. some streets in manhattan also flooding but the water started to recede and new york s evacuation order is being lifted this hour. in its sweep up the coast irene has killed 15 people across six states. more than 4 million people overall without power and these amazing pictures show some of the damage when irene made landfall as a hurricane. for place like new york city, the storm wasn t as bad as many feared but as janet napolitano said earlier today, it s not over yet. no matter where you are from north carolina to maine, we encourage you to stay off the roads as much as possible so that we can keep them clear for first responders and for vehicles who are working on power restoration. we also encourage everyone to continue listening to the instruction of their state and local officials and to advice the ready.gov for tips on how to stay safe after the storm. we want to show you m ....
Period of time. power outages, trees down. this is not me sounding alarms. this is real. megyn: janice dean, thank you my friend you ve been doing great work on this. irene bearing her teeth in the bahamas slamming the islands with winds, heavy rains and powerful rains. phil keating is live for us there. reporter: the eye of hurricane irene now a hundred miles or a little bit north of that north, northeast of nasa. this morning pre sunrise mornings winds and rains were actually pummeling this island and have dissipated to winds of 30, 35 miles an hour. it has turned into a strong stormy day rather than a hurricane it felt like this morning. the bahamas, 80% of the homes in an area called lovely bay ....