actually want to send it back to new york for a check on your weather from bill karins. >> thanks, brian. where you are standing right now, all of the national weather service surveyors go out there and tell us how bad the damage was in each area. they do a lot of documentation. they also find out where all the people were found. the fatalities and what situation they were in when they died so we can learn from that. and we do safer precautions in the future. now as far as the tornado and of course the devastation and destruction, we thought it would probably go up to an ef-5. it has. it started at 2:45. lifted at 3:35. all the damage was done in literally 50 minutes. and most of it went it went through moore was done in ten minutes. all that destruction. the path length was 17 miles. and at the most at the width it was 1.3 miles wide. for the most part tended to be more or less about a half a mile wide as it went through the city of moore itself. we did have severe weather but goose egg, zero tornadoes, for