as you can see. ambushed. a reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. i m going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a today show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are cornell, pan down. this is how i m staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on. it doesn t work. our truck operator tom bare said, don t you wish you had your weight back. right about now i do. are you okay? we re okay. we re okay. we re coming inside. good idea. one that brian williams should have considered in hurricane isabel. we can get 70-mile-per-hour wind effect.
as you can see. ambushed. a reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. i m going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a today show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are cornell, pan down. this is how i m staying out here. mike, our camera guy, is holding on. it doesn t work. our truck operator tom bare said, don t you wish you had your weight back. are you okay? we re okay. we re okay. we re coming inside. good idea. one that brian williams should have considered in hurricane isabel. we can get 70-mile-per-hour wind effect.
night. it s unbelievable considering the signatures that we saw on the radar today. yes, there are shingles off and plywood. this is not moore. this is not what we saw in moore, anywhere across the city yet. and we re not getting anymore more scanner reports of massive damage. right now, it s been trying to get around without getting caught in the floodwaters. i just got this e-mail from cnn weather center. 23 tornadoes struck over missouri, kansas, iowa and illinois. we see the video from one of those storm chasers now. i d like to go back, if we can, to those live pictures. if you can tell whomever is holding that camera with you, to pan down. are we looking at a vehicle upside down? in front of a house. describe this for us. that s a pickup top on its top, with no place left for an
ambushed. a reporter gets caught in a snowball storm. i m going to actually grab on here and hold myself in position. weather reporting can be hazardous for a tv correspondent. just ask al roker. during a today show report on hurricane wilma in 2005, a colleague has to hold him down to keep him from blowing away. i can hear you now, matt, just for a brief moment. the winds are cornell, pan down. this is how i m staying out here 7 mike, our camera guy, is holding on. it doesn t work. our truck operator tom bare said, don t you wish you had your weight back. right about now, i do. are you okay? we re okay. we re okay. we re coming inside. good idea. one that brian williams should have considered in 2003 s hurricane isabel. we can get 70-mile-per-hour wind effect. during a live report, brian discovers what hurricane force
its own. it seemed like they had enough material to work with that they didn t have to exaggerate it. 20 years seems like a longtime. it is 20 years that is industry standard for cops and firefighters. it is 20 years. it is a government service. they have ways to scale it down. say you are overseas and all of that overseas time it accelerates. how about you shoot osama bin laden in the face and get credit for five years of service. that s very valid. and he has 21 years. most of the time you are hiding under a desk. that s exactly right. how many times did i soil myself? you are doing it right now. make sure you don t pan down. i want to give you the last word. as a veteran of the war on christmas two turtle doves, three