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Look at yourself in the mirror, kimberly, and ask yourself why we hate black ice. >> i don't know. i'm puerto rico. >> i have one thing that would be helpful to viewers rather than listening to our nonsense tips. and storm survival from the red cross. listen to noaa radio and bring in all pets, including the ferrets, and gas up your big wheel and put together a supply kit like water and food and keep the thermometer at the -- the thermostat at the same temperature and avoid driving. so, eric, if you were to put together a emergency supply kit, what would you want to have in that kit? >> i woul...

Look at yourself in the mirror, kimberly, and ask yourself why we hate black ice. >> i don't know. i'm puerto rico. >> i have one thing that would be helpful to viewers rather than listening to our nonsense tips. and storm survival from the red cross. listen to noaa radio and bring in all pets, including the ferrets, and gas up your big wheel and put together a supply kit like water and food and keep the thermometer at the -- the thermostat at the same temperature and avoid driving. so, eric, if you were to put together a emergency supply kit, what would you want to have in that kit? >> i woul...

The official cause of death from each of them was asphyxia, they were smothered in the collapse of the hallway. neither of the schools had a storm shelter underground or a fortified safe room aboveground. when the tornado struck, these kids really had nowhere safe to hide. they did survive in the school where the hallways didn't all collapse but they did not survive in the school that was harder hit. when people talk about safe rooms, it almost sounds like a metaphor, but it is a specific thing for storm survival. it's a structure, a room like this, a concrete reenforced aboveground bunker. sc...

Kids died. the official cause of death from each of them was asphyxia, they were smothered in the collapse of the hallway. neither of the schools had a storm shelter underground or a fortified safe room aboveground. when the tornado struck, these kids really had nowhere safe to hide. they did survive in the school where the hallways didn't all collapse but they did not survive in the school that was harder hit. when people talk about safe rooms, it almost sounds like a metaphor, but it is a specific thing for storm survival. it's a structure, a room like this, a concrete reenforced aboveground...