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We're live, can you hear me, sir? >> i can hear you now. >> all right. let's try it again. just tell me, i'm going to start simply with what you see right now. >> what do i see right now, well, the storm as a whole from the last time we talked hasn't really organized anymore from where it was. it's just a broad circulation in the midlevels, and it hasn't really picked up in strength. >> okay. so if the storm is unorganized and this is your area of expertise, not mine, but when i hear unorganized, would that lessen the possibility of tornadic activity? >> at the moment, yes. the probability of ...

But as the rotation starts in the midlevels of the storm, eventually like an ice skater bringing her arms in when she's standing on one skate, if her arms are out, she's spinning slowly. when they are bringing her arms in, she starts to escape very quickly and spin quickly, conservation of angular momentum, that will take me another two hours, but that's all part of how a regular thunderstorm has to be by itself really not bound -- bounced off by any other storm to create the perfect scenario to create the tornado and america is the place where there are more tornados than any place else. we h...

Clinton because they had this inexperienced president who didn't know what he was doing is not what they were saying at the time. i was talking to not just a few, but pretty much all of the former clinton people in the white house at high end and mid-leve mid-levels. >> doesn't it further undermine the president and he is say compromiser and not a commander has an idea about him that percolate and some ways been allowed to fester and develop. this is not going to help. >> that's fine. you can't write a book worried about how it will affect the fortunes of a president. it needs to be as accurat...

Not a tornado warning. regardless, these are strong winds that will do some damage. there is a tornado warning for areas north. this cell strongly rotating over the lake. about to make landfall around slidell, this is an area that saw a tornado earlier this morning with debris and some damage over i-12. this is moving towards the northeast at about 30 to 40 miles an hour. a little bit farther to the northeast, we still have a couple of tornado warnings out, just east of hattiesburg toward the alabama line, moving rapidly to the northeast at about 30 to 40 miles an hour. the leading edge headin...

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