Performing a bit of simple, routine maintenance on your lawn mower will make it last longer, and keep it running smoothly all summer long. From changing the oil and spark plug to cleaning the air filter and sharpening the blade, here's what you need to know to keep your mower running its best.
Performing a bit of simple, routine maintenance on your lawn mower will make it last longer, and keep it running smoothly all summer long. From changing the oil and spark plug to cleaning the air filter and sharpening the blade, here's what you need to know to keep your mower running its best.
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directly impacted by monday s tornado. right now fema has more than 400 personnel on the ground here trying to support the response. trying to make sure survivors get the federal assistance made available by the disaster declaration signed by president obama. now, the white house says the president is being updated on the tornado response throughout the day today. homeland security chief janet napolitano was going to come today to get a firsthand look at the destruction. we ll hear from her in a live news conference in about an hour. as i said, there s a lot to bring you up-to-date on. from the air you can actually trace the tornado s 17-mile path of devastation. lieutenant governor compared it to a giant lawn mower blade cutting its way across the community. the storm destroyed 2,400 homes, uprooted huge trees like they were weeds, cars tossed about. chris cuomo got an aerial view. take a look. right now we re at 2,500 feet above the ground. scientists say the debris from the tornad
was much more narrow. what you re looking down at now is where we were this morning. the big building is the movie theater. next to it is the bowling alley. you ll see the little brown strips where the alleys were. next to that is the medical center which is completely decimated. you can see much more of chris helicopter tour tomorrow morning on starting point. he joins me now. chris, you covered many storms, many disasters. put this one into context for me in terms of scale. reporter: i think it is difficult right now, piers, because it s so fresh. when you re in these situations, everything s so immediate to you, and it gives it a very heightened sense. that said, i don t believe there s anything that does violence the way a tornado does. it was described today by the lieutenant governor as a lawn mower blade and you know, tornado is the spanish word, tornad, to turn. it cuts through things the way a hurricane doesn t, the way even a wildfire doesn t destroy