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house insider s harvard s david gergen and washington post columnist in michael gerson. schieffer: next we ll try to figure out what is ahead in this era of violent storms, drought, fires, and floods. apparently we re just at the beginning. noaa predicts an above normal and possibly an extremely active hur cape season. schieffer: we ll talk with cbs miami affiliate wfor s chief meteorologist david bernard. climate central chief climatologist heidi cullen. time magazine editor at large jeff jeffrey gluger and marshall shepherd of the american meteorological society. finally in honor of memorial day we ll talk to joe p efshgsrsico author of roosevelt s centurions. it s summer time washington and this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, face the nation with bob schieffer. schieffer: good morning again. we re going to start in oklahoma. the tornado that hit moore, oklahoma, last week, we now know damaged as many as 13,000
year. and these are the deadly variety, 50 killer tornados so far this year, more than double the normal 20. this year has really been just the perfect year for tornados. reporter: climatologist heidi cullen, writes about global warming and says while climate change has increased humidity levels and can be blamed for general increase in weather, science cannot specifically point to climate change for this hyper-deadly tornado season. more extreme events like floods, more extreme events like droughts, heatwaves, wildfires. those are phenomenon that we very much expect to see more of as we move into a warmer world. reporter: still we don t know whether or not, tornados are to be lumped into the extreme weather. we just don t have enough data to really make the case. reporter: so what is the weather reason for this year s tornado spree? colder than normal temperatures off the
were damaged. internet access is still spotty. some people people are relying on the special facebook page to get information about the victims. a fly-over of the city. fires still burning, homes were flattened, wiped away, street after street. the city s home depot store completely gone. walls flattened, debris everywhere. however, a sign of goodwill, neighbors searching for neighbors amid the wreckage. that s where things resume with the search for people stitt missing. john hendren begins the coverage. reporter: now comes the long search for survivors. hell, it s horrible. i m 34 years old. i ve been this guy s friend since i was 15. reporter: it s the same over joplin, missouri which reeked the worst of a twist er that was three quarters of a mile. ravaging most of the town. that s the first i was ever in a tornado. looking at the roof and walls blow off is enough for me. reporter: for some the stories were miraculous, this man sent a text message to a frien
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