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Scenely, you get a blocking pattern, a big area of high pressure that sets up over green land and the storms try to go off the coast and they cannot because the high pressure is blocking it and the cold stays cross the united states and the high pressure never set up across green land so any kind of cold we had, quickly moved off show and we did not have sustained periods in the united states. they had that in southern canada the last number of welcomes. >>shepard: lots of watch boxes and warnings out there. and now where the storms are happening, our storm chaser is on the line with us now, w...

There are no military targets this is a systematic destruction of civilians, prosecute, everything that they stand tore is gone. >>jonathan: and as you heard him say he witnessed many wars if his working life, said it is absolutely wrong to call this is war there are no military targets in homs it is simply the systematic slaughter of a civilian population. >>shepard: and they will not let the red cross to check you wonder how bad it is. the secretary-general says "summary execution," and "torturing," and, at the same time, jonathan, assad promises to let workers in. >>jonathan: they promised ...

April. we took a look at how much prices go up between march and july 4, for the summer driving season, and the answer is 33 cent as gallon so that means we could be at $4.07 by july 4th but with the present trends and if left is the same. >>shepard: oil prices are down and gas provisions are up. >>gerri: it is called gouging, right, economists call it in special pricing terms, they go up if a heart team and slow to come down. people out there hate to give up the extra pennys a gallon and there was an investigation of gouging and there was nothing there, but i me that people do not like seeing...

Warning, you need to take precaution immediately. >>shepard: not a day to mess around. and we are talking about louisville, kentucky, stretching in to central mississippi, a small town in mississippi between the state capital of jackson and memphis, tennessee, where our storm chaser is now, vincent webb. i see clouds but it looks dry. >>guest: it is dry new. we have not gotten in to the rain yet but in pursuit of a severe storm north of winona area and the storms are not moving that fast but we are struggling because of the wind that is gusting at 20 or 30 miles an hour. we are waiting behind ...

Harrisburg despite the fact that heavy rain came through and a lot of lightning and thunder. >>shepard: and sirens that came with that, it sounded like there could have been activity a few miles away from you. >>reporter: the activity was 19 miles in that direction and we had some more tornadoes pick up about ten miles, i would say, if that direction over there. nothing hit here but in terms of whether people heeded the warnings, and by and large they did but not absolutely, we still saw cars on the road during the thick of it and people driving around and vulnerable inside the cars because th...