carload of teenagers is trying to flee. oh, my god, somebody is shooting. somebody is shooting at that car. the question for not only you as you looked at that but the jury, which is really critical here. does that sound like self-defense to you. there must be a lot more to the story. tory dunnan is live. tell us how the defense is explaining all of those shots, particularly that very poignant pause we heard in between them. i think we are having a problem with tory s audio. you can t hear me? she can t hear the question. clearly, some of the testimony will be pretty nerve-racking today. this is a big bone of contention for the defense.
they really did. this was actually the storm that took that path, developed west of el reno, oklahoma, it traveled along i-40 that caused that road to be shut down. took that right turn to the south, then moved back to the northeast towards the airport and oklahoma city. that created all of the initial alarm. the other two stayed in a straight line, just northwest to southeast, but it was, i don t know if this is the actual tornado they were driving through, there were so many different tornadoes in the bigger system. the path of it, for the tornado chasers themselves who have a full carload of technology to track storms, to get stuck in the middle of it is astounding. you can see it is important to point out, they re not trying to be brave, they re trying to get out of the way, save their own lives. you can see in this video as we continue to watch it another car flies by them, looks like it was just about to be picked up,
i think the funniest part of the story is the guy got dropped off at the hospital by his girlfriend with a carload of kids. she just dropped them off at the hospital and they split like no one stuck around. it makes me think no one was too surprised this transpired. i bet she was thrilled they spent that money on drugs and not perhaps the kids health care. shouldn t they sue the lottery? that s what i would do because i am a loser. honestly there is an awesome show on tlc the lottery changed my life and it is nef a happy ending. if you start out poor and stupid and then win the lottery, you may be rich, but you are still stupid. stupid people with money are more dangerous than stupid people without money. you have turned into the evil. bill, if you were awarded $70,000 $75,000 if out 17 times the salary, would you immediately retire and fly off to someplace like newark?
nine days until election day. thousands have come to the polls all over florida. as the sunshine state starts early voting. we re coming to you live from gainesville, florida. on this sunday afternoon. as dozens of churches have brought in voters by the busload and carload, by the vanload to cast their ballots, it s called souls to the polls. civil rights leader, reverend jesse jackson has been an active participant in souls to the polls for some time. thank you for joining us. the attempt to purge voters and the suppression schemes have had the impact of waking people up. the impacts of puleople. you think that some of the voter restrictions, some of the
here he comes. the gold car coming down is our boy. schumacher is trouble. after his online chat he talks his sister, who has a child or two in the car we have a carload of people here. in driving them over there and waiting in the driveway. he wants to take the underage girl to a party to drink and smoke weed and ultimately have sex. all right, rob. i don t know how you re going to handle it. this is our boy. just so you know, the wildest thing he has ever done is run from the cops. he told us that he s ran before. so he s got rabbit blood. a 21-year-old. he talks about weed al greed. greed? he calls it greed. so you can ask did you bring any green. knock, knock. hey, come on in. got my sister and some babies out in the car, too, though. did you bring some green.