trace: reporters also putting themselves at risk when covering a massive storm like florence. fox news business correspondent jeff flock didn t just have to deal with the high winds and flooding, he also had a close call with exploding transformers. watch this watch this. from carolina beach, where the storm is coming ashore eventually. jeff? you just saw that flash of another transformer going. i ll tell you, that is a scary part. you talk about the forward speed if this, i guess backwards. almost, going south sort of, south and west. we could have these conditions for a while. they start in fits and starts. that was another one. that one was fairly close. you can see it from here. i don t want to bring my camera out. trace: the second one, it
ravens. and in the nfc it was the 49ers it was the giants and 49ers tied in overtime. lawrence tynes said after the game that he dreamt about kicking the game winner. that s what a field goal kicker does. and not doing what billy cundiff did. he had a much better day. new york we report today from a very excited new york city to say the least. storm chasers were very busy in arkansas on sunday. a wild line of storms whipped up fierce winds that lit up the sky with flashes from exploding transformers. at least eight tornadoes were reported across the state damaging power lines, turning over at least one tractor-trailer. it s part of a line of strong storms moving across the south and midwest later today. to think there are a lot of brave folk who chase storms. kudos to them. yes. here s a look at your weather. freezing rain threatens the