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Every time he gets an indictment that his numbers go up. because people in the base feel defensive of him. i think the best thing that the governor could do is talk about his children. that's when he seems the most passionate, the most warm, when he is talking about fighting for his children and other children. that's the way to connect. >> bret: all right, panel. thanks so much. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special report salute. >> [explosion] >> bret: take a look at this video. a sentinel, never broke stride, while guarding the tomb of the unknown soldier. silent storm whipping throu...

Under way after tornadoes sliced through the region including an ef-3 packing winds of up to 140 miles an hour. cars flipped over. livelihoods torn apart. >> i saw sideways rain, lights flickering. my brain went, oh, crap. >> reporter: this year there have been 157 tornado reports across 16 states making this the most active january on record. >> we've never had a tornado like this in pasadena with this much damage. >> reporter: with tens of thousands without power in texas, arkansas and missouri, the winter wallop is slamming the midwest. nbc's maggie vespa is there. >> the snow moving into t...

Yet. hurricane michael's landfall whipping the coast with 155-mile-per-hour winds, and a sideways rain. knocking down homes and telephone poles, bending trees and sending debris flying. the fast moving, rapidly strengthening cut of glory for hurricane making history as the most powerful storm ever to hit florida's panhandle. >> declaring disasters in three dozen counties, and mobile homes to get out while they still could. late this morning federal emergency management agency brock alonso the window to evacuate had closed.

Wave after wave of rain and wind just sweeping down this main street in central sarasota. if you look across the street you can see the tops of the palm trees getting tossed around like rag dolls. we still do have power. i can't imagine that that will last through the night. officials here tell us that the power could be out for weeks. it is still on now. what we are beginning to see are the branches and the palm fronts and metal siding and the debris in the street that as the winds become more violent and become much more dangerous and become those flying projectiles. anderson, it is a funny ...

We -- where sheets of rain, waves of rain are coming and the worst still hour ahead for the people of tampa. i want to the go to brian todd on the eastern side of florida. brian, the images there, i mean, you are still getting hammered there. >> reporter: we really are, anderson. this has been going on for close to eight hours. people thought they might be late in the process by now, but it has been very intense for about eight hours now and it doesn't look like it's letting up any time soon. just about anything you can see -- whoa, i just -- i just have to tell you we saw a huge blue light ov...