feeding on something over there. chomping that thing apart. it s pretty cool. it s a part of history, that the people who lived neerbd didn t want their kids to see. it s exciting to see after so many years, 20 years in the planning. a spokes person said the project is right on schedule thanks to round the clock work and light area traffic, helping them lay the ground work to let commuters use the route while construction continues on the next three years for the new parkway. we re pulling down part of the roadway, which was fun. we got to see them punching through the road and a bunch of jackhammers come in front and knock it down and the thing collapse. robert was one of hundreds who stopped by to watch the piece of hastery turn into rubble. on saturday, he brought his 6-year-old son oliver to witness it alongside him. their favorite part? seeing them rip down the bridge. it wasn t as loud as we thought because of the construction. we yelled timber, though.
precaution more than 20 school districts across tornado alley sent students home early today. in nashville, jay gray, news 4. really powerful storms. doug has been tracking them all day. are we done with this yet, folks out there and us too? not even close. they re not done with it yet, jim. i think we ll be done here. we aren t expecting any severe weather here and don t expect any tornadoes in our region so even though the line is moving our way, it is not going to make its way all the way here. take a look at that line right now back toward cincinnati, ohio around louisville and down through portions of nashville and tennessee. watch that line just blow up here and this was tornado after tornado after tornado and it s still happening. we ll zoom on in toward the louisville area. now you can see it s up toward maysville and around the london area and with this we do have tornado warnings with just about every single one of these individual storms that you see here. this