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Yet. all the trees that are down, all the debris flying around you are still not seeing from the shots you've seen in miami and ft. lauderdale we haven't been seeing those hurricane force winds just yet. we will later on this afternoon. especially in gusts as those bands come through. again, more importantly what i have to say, ali, is there will be tornadoes and we have already had warnings this morning, there will be more throughout the day. it's not just the water along the shore and the flooding from the heavy rain and the winds, but those tornadoes popping up mean stay inside, hunker down...

From canada. the other side of the storm though is still warmer. and we have a lot of rain going on here. still some heavy rain across new jersey and in toward pennsylvania. we will continue to see the rain wrap around across -- all across areas of new england. that area tomorrow has a tornado threat. it will be in the warmer sector of the storm. they will see more showers and thunderstorms likely. some damaging winds and certainly a tornado or two are possible. here is where all of that snow has been. this is where the blizzard conditions are. blizzard warnings from maine across the mid-atlan...

journalist from the "daily telegraph" joins us from kabul with the latest. what's happening today, and could this escalate? >> well, it seems to have already escalated. today's protests seem to be more violent and more furious than yesterday. there are several hundred people on the eastern side of kabul trying to get into the city center. they've burned shops. there are reports that shots have been fired in the air to try to stop them. there are also protests in the eastern city of jie lal bad, where a dr. told us that one person has been shot dead and ten wounded. so it is escalatin...

With radiation ex-scaping winds and weather critical elements in any assessment of the risks and in developing emergency response plans. this is a wind map from the meteorological society and winds are moving towards the ocean which is a best case scenario with tokyo, 150 miles to the south. wind isn't the only problem. snow and freezing temperatures are coming in which complicates the recovery efforts. i want to get to the recovery effort and the continuing -- it's a miracle at this point rescue attempts but let's tart with the mixed signal, the conflicting signals from the japanese governmen...