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That was our last day in the plains. i was bringing a group of students home. we spent about an hour and a half debating about whether or not we should extend our trip by an extra day and kind of pay the late charges, so to speak, of staying out. and the thing that caused us to go ahead and go home in part was the urban nature of that day's chases. we knew there were going it be a lot of people, chasers and residents and we knew it was going to be on the west side of a metropolitan area. we didn't think it was safe enough to extend our trip. of course, if we had been out there a few more days ...

Red carpet later today. her first public appearance since the actress announced she had a double mastectomy back in february. she is a carrier of the brca gene linked to breast and ovarian cancer. she will join brad pitt promoting his new film in london. much more ahead on "cnn sunday morning" which starts right now. good morning, everyone. i'm alison clis alison kosik. we'll begin in the midwest and the damage assessment from the strong storms and tornadoes. in missouri, storms are being blamed for three deaths, all by drowning. flooding followed several tornadoes that have hit the state ...

You a personal snowplow escort in front of their car. >> don't they know who i am, martha. >> martha: they know who you are. howie, thank you, good luck up there. my good friends in the boston area, we wish you good luck and stay safe, everybody. thanks, good to talk to you. >> thanks, martha. bye-bye. >> martha: new concerns for the next generation of american citizens as one poll reveals a lot of people feel like the effects of the great recession, it just might never go away, despite the claims of an economic recovery. that's a sour note. we're going to talk about that coming up. and we'll ...

Continues, back to you. >> martha: unbelievable story, thank you, dominic, we'll be back on that in just a moment. and back to the economy now for a moment. we're seeing a new study raising questions about our economy, five years after the start of the financial crisis back in 2008. remember when it all began? millions of job losses since then, mortgage foreclosures, a widespread amount of fear about the nation's economy, and a new study today from rutgers university finds that 60% of americans believe that our current situation is the new normal, get used to it, folks, that this recession, th...

It's not a study that they did for a newspaper, this is rutgers university they talked to a thousand different people and what they're responding to is really this slow recovery that we've seen. in the past when we've seen a recession, usually you see the bounceback. we haven't gotten that this time because of the destruction in the housing market and destruction of the financial system. that's one of the reasons and as a result, the people they surveyed, 60% said they think that there has been some permanent change in the economy and another 30%, 29% said they don't think we will ever go back...