listen to the roar of the tornado. this is in arkansas. severe weather is now tearing across the southeast today. at least two people have already been killed near birmingham, alabama. dozens of homes are destroyed. another 100 people now injured. we made it just in the nick of time. the good lord just blessed us and we re just glad we re here. we ve lost our house but at least we have i m sorry. we got our family, and that s all that matters right now. wow. that is tragic. chad myers here to tell us about where the storms are right now and what caused this outbreak. chad? well, it was just a big storm in the upper atmosphere. it was cold. temperatures were only in the 50s and 60s. in alabama and mississippi, around 70. sometimes in the spring you can get to be 80 degrees and then you really get the juice going. storms went across parts of birmingham, south of birmingham as well. the biggest storm headed into columbus, georgia. not rotating enough to put a tornado war
you are not old enough to remember this, suzanne, but i am. most of my adult life this would have been considered simply a figment of someone s imagination, because nothing would be considered stronger than the u.s. dollar. well, we will have to see what the viewers think of it. jack, joining me is a special guest and i don t know if you know who this is, but you have two malveauxs as opposed to one today. really? is this a relative? it is my twin sister, jack. well, get a close-up of her, so i can see, because i don t have any glasses on. oh, look at that. you have double trouble on your hands today. i hope you can handle it. so much beauty in a single-family. oh, my goodness. jack is a charmer. he has been so nice this week. he has been charming the heck out of us. so, we will see how it goes. it is working, jack. well, she is also a law professor at columbus law school specializing in civil rights and civil procedure, and suzette, we