saw nothing but black, a black wall west of us, a mile wide tornado, at least. the center of it looked sort of kind of colored white and all i could do is hear the rumble and the sound of the storm. it was 180 mile track is what the -- i heard from the news last night, local news. 180 miles. >> well -- that's a long distance from one corner of alabama to the other. >> it is, randy, and you were right smack dab in the middle of it. this is a storm that some believe could have been on the ground for some 200 miles in a straight line and you all got hit there. but mr. guyton i appreciate you taking the time to speak with us. you're staying with your sister right now, but these stories are important to get out for the country to understand what you all are going through here in the south and just how historic this thing was. i appreciate your time and sir, good luck to you and your family. you're going to rebuild and get back on your feet, but i know