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Havre Police Department A caller on Third Avenue reported a two-vehicle crash Friday at 11:29 a.m. after accidentally sliding into a parked vehicle.

Tuscaloosa, alabama. >> reporter: the massive tornado in alabama tore through here at a busy time, as people came home from work and students from school. tuscaloosa is home to the university of alabama. 95,000 people live here. 30,000 at the university alone. >> words can't even describe the feeling that you go through when you open that door. and just everything is just a disaster. >> reporter: 36 are confirmed dead. among them, three students from the college. all friends of jesse strickland. >> this is my friend scott. >> reporter: their house ripped right off its slab. >> his favorite hat...

the most violent weather this planet can produce in any one place at one time. in one night, 173 separate tornadoes reportedly touched down. if that number holds, it will stand as a single-day record. that would make it the deadliest tornado outbreak since 1974. here are the numbers as of now. there are 280 americans confirmed dead so far across a five-state region. more than 1,000 people injured, damage that will take years to clean up and fix. and full disclosure here, we signed off the broadcast last night saying we would see you from london for the royal wedding coverage, and we ...

medicare? >> well, i'm not on it, no. >> that's what i'm driving at. >> those are the town meetings they are having across the country. >> americans aren't in favor of tax increases or big spending cuts. the one place republicans refuse to cut is getting a new boss. >> leon panetta. >> obviously, a huge rearrangement. as republicans try to cut government, government is called to help. >> we're just lucky to be alive. >> the federal government will do everything we can to help you recover. >> with these kinds of scenes, tire rims bent in half, huge signs that have been folded in h...

coverage of a tragedy in the american south following some of the most violent weather this planet can produce in any one place at one time. in one night, 173 separate tornadoes reportedly touched down. if that number holds, it will stand as a single-day record. that would make it the deadliest tornado outbreak since 1974. here are the numbers as of now. there are 280 americans confirmed dead so far across a five-state region. more than 1,000 people injured, damage that will take years to clean up and fix. and full disclosure here, we signed off the broadcast last night saying we wou...