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to leave those low-lying areas. right to kathy quiano. what are you hearing and seeing from regions most at risk? >> we heard that the very strong quake, a magnitude 8.1 according to officials just hit the area. now, it's not clear this is an aftershock. the area has been experiencing those after the first quake hit. some residents were told -- went back to their homes and shopped but again moving to safer ground after this very, very strong aftershock. authorities also say they're not lifting a tsunami watch or warning yet and still telling people to stay away from the coastline if ...

>> and a host of several thousand other things. >> black man have to have multiple jobs in this economy. >> and will cain, columnist at theblaze.com. no surprise to me george zimmerman has launched his own website to try to raise money for his defense i guess. >> and living expenses. >> clearly. he can't work, not going to school anymore, in hiding. i'm not surprised by that at all. are you? >> i guess not. george zimmerman's life totally changed over the last two weeks. regardless of his guilt or innocence i would imagine he's looking for some aid as well. >> trayvon martin's family...

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that hit at 5:00 in the morning. that's rare for that to happen. that's not saying storms won't continue, because they will, and you'll see rumbles of thunder and there may be a tornado, but they're not going to have the f-4 or f-5, the 200-mile-per-hour tornadoes. they're not going to happen at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. as you see it, the storms are moving to the northeast. they'll move to the carolinas and go down pp hill, as they do into north carolina, south carolina, they'll lose some of their intensity as well. i'm concerned in the gulf coast where it's muggy, humid. that's wh...

we're following the breaking news this hour, a tornado outbreak that scraped parts of the midwest this morning, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 100. hardest hit, harrisburg, illinois, where at least six people died, including two children. within the last half hour, we learned the tornado was a category ef-4, with winds, get this, up to 170 miles an hour, and as wide as two football fields. in the last hour, the mayor spoke at a grief-stricken news conference. >> we have suffered the loss of lives. we've suffered many injures, and millions of dollars worth of is i...