want you to see it from the air because you can notice the indiscriminate nature of a tornado and how its path of destruction is very concentrated , literally, like peeling back the skin off of an orange. took the artificial turf and ripped it off of their home field. but on the other side of the football field, it was left untouched. so we re some homes, but the areas where it hit hardest, of course, completely devastated and we have seen just the true nature of how incredible mother nature can be . it is a scary morning as we get first light and get a idea of just how bad this tornado really was. toppling trees, overturning trains. taking vehicles and sweeping them across the ground. and also just taking out electricity and communications within this area. just get a load of the destruction from the wind high school directly over my right hand shoulder. terrifying moments. fortunately, there were
forecasters say more tornadoes are possible across the central plains tonight. by the way, today marks one year since one of the worst twister outbreaks in american history. it hit hardest in tuscaloosa, alabama recommendation close to 350 people died all tolled as hundreds of twisters ripped through the midwest and deep south. two texas rangers fans who celebrated a foul ball catch actually it was a tossed ball catch just a few seats away from a crying kid say they did not realize that little boy wanted the ball. but they did ask for an apology if from the yankees announcer michael k who called them out inside the tv box. here is what happened. tossed the ball. oh my god, they can t give it to the kid? that s awful. shepard: michael k says they were mortified when they realized what happened and would never have kept the ball from the kid if they knew the kid was upset. in a statement to the dallas