yeah. try to get him out, bro. and they did, and they managed to rescue the 18-year-old passenger from that car wreck. two other people in another car were injured. the suspect faces a slew of felony charges. on to politics now. obama care set to roll out in just a few days, on october 1st, and we ve asked you to weigh in. here s a sample of what one of our ireporters had to say. we ve been very hopeful that obama care would be implemented and give us the opportunity not to get a free ride or free insurance or have everything paid for, you know, but health care costs are astronomical. they are financially out of reach for most hard-working americans. of course, there s a lot of disagreement with that statement and nowhere is the division deeper than on capitol hill.
keep watching too. it s not over. there he goes. the power of those tornadoes enormous understandably. of course six people in oklahoma still missing. oklahoma city s fire chief says four of them sought shelter in storm drains and may have been swept away in the flooding that followed. and another scary sound. this the sound of the storm. just listen. that is unbelievable. terrifying. this is from one of our ireporters who captures this lightning strike. unbelievable. this is during heavy thunderstorms. this happened early saturday morning. this is out of tulsa. says it was some of the most intense what they call fork lightning that he has ever seen. look at that. that is just unbelievable what has been happening in that
the tornado turned survivors into searchers. whatever their training or background many became first responders running anywhere there were cries for help. our i-reporters snapped these images yesterday. she stayed in her car with no other choice. the tornado forced her back and boyd went on the move along with others. she joins me now live. you work at a doctor s office. yes. you got out early but you were in the parking lot in front of the walmart. yes. and in your vehicle when the storm basically hit. yes. i didn t really have much of a choice. i couldn t get out. the wind was too strong. it seemed better just to stay where i was rather than brave the wind and chance getting blown away. what kind of vehicle do you have? an accord. not like a big vehicle.
debris. what is your name. actually. what is the name of the school? plaza towers. he has been pulling out third graders. this is the most horrific a large mile-wide tornado, it s rapidly approaching my location. the damage done in oklahoma city the massive. our worst fears are becoming realized this afternoon. oh, my gosh, it s just awful. we have been bringing you live, overnight coverage. this is from our i-reporters as well. this gives you a sense of just the how proportions of this tornado. another video from i-reporter brenton leetep it gives you an idea of the intensity of the tornado. the damage it caused is the second most severe category.
ohio, skies opened up, dropping freezing rain and snow. making people wonder, where is spring? when it comes, it comes. this is ohio. we get snow. everybody says oh, yeah, spring is around the corner. he s pretty cute, isn t he? but there s nothing cute with the cleanup that s going to be involved in this. checking out the roads in this section they re not too bad. the snow plows have been out all night. the salt trucks, too. but in many areas of the dayton region, there is still a lot of wet, sticky snow out there. the temperatures still below freezing so there could be some black ice out there, as well. john, not over yet here. not over. susan candiotti in snowy dayton, ohio, thanks. and parts of kentucky and tennessee people have been dealing with hail and very strong winds. that s crazy. yuck. ireporters sending us that video from their front porches, from their apartment windows. so big question, when are we