can tell you to do or not do. they can tell you don't go there. that's a state of emergency. you can't go there. you can say, well, i want to go help. no, thank you so much but you go that way because now we're state of emergency. it gives a slight different edge to where we are at this point in time with the cleanup and search and rescue. earlier we were kind of looking for the damage and saying, okay, don't go there. that's not so bad. another storm is coming. two missing people and 3,000 people without power around des moines. it's not over. certainly a long night, and it will continue to go. this is just one of many nights of severe weather that's still to come this spring. >> all right. chad myers, stand by. we'll be getting back to you, and as we continue on with our coverage tonight, they are searching the debris for two people who are missing in one oklahoma county, and we have learned from our nick valencia that one person has died, according to to an official in pottawatomie county, and that's where the video you're looking at now, shawnee, oklahoma there. we'll continue on with our coverage.