brian: it was a monster. those words coming from a texas official describing the tornadoes that devastated the northern part of the state and left six people dead. this video showing us one of the twisters that tore right through there. we now know 16 tornadoes touched down. 16. today crews will be back out searching for seven people still missing. anna kooiman is live on the ground with a look at devastation. the sun is up, huh? yeah. we re starting to get a second peek at day two out here. this home is now perpendicular to the road. it used to sit parallel. we see trees are uprooted, a kitchen table turned over. toys, bicycle, training wheels. on the side of this wall, you imagine this family thanking their lucky stars that they made
developing in the center of the country. first, that system that spawned tornadoes in texas farther east, still keeping a slight chance for severe storms in parts of alabama and mississippi as we head into later on this afternoon and into tonight. a brand-new storm, much more powerful and much larger system could produce severe weather, from texas all the way up into minnesota, north dakota, and as far east as illinois saturday, sunday and into monday, brian. of course, we re going to keep an eye on this. large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes possible again. brian: all right. thanks. we ll check in with both of you shortly as we follow the people in texas. three minutes before the bottom of the hour. next, we guess feds are too busy targeting the tea party and spying on the associated press because two terrorists went missing and may have been on your flight. are the leaked scandals the president s criptonnite? we ll ask actor dean cain and
decision about the final draft of the talking points? who is supposed to make, in the pock order brian: you mean the white house or c.i.a.? gretchen: right. steve: the deputies they had, and there is a lot of gray area with that. but what she said in that briefing was true. the c.i.a. did draft it and the c.i.a. did change it. the thing is, the c.i.a. handed them, the administration, here are the talking points. the admiration, in particular hillary clinton state department, and the white house said, wait a minute, we can t talk about this. go back and fix it. so the c.i.a. did change it. the c.i.a. did come up with it. but clearly the white house and the state department saw the political peril and said, go back to your room. fix this. brian: i don t know why the c.i.a. gave in. but listen what general petraeus on his e-mail. this is what he said. so for those of you who think it s the c.i.a. s idea and were fine with the final product. here is his quote, frankly, i just as
the o.j. simpson trial. a lawyer who was on the 2008 case also expected to testify. simpson claims he was too drunk to understand what was going on during the hotel room heist. mr. kilmeade. dismissed! brian: that was the flying thunderbirds at last year s air force academy graduation. they timed it perfectly. thanks to the sequester their wings will be clipped. but now another group stepping up to do what the government has chosen not to do. saving the flyover for the 2013 graduating class. we re joined by a man who s helping to make that happen. tyson vogel. he s the president of the texas flying legends museum. tyson, thanks so much for joining us. you heard about this. what action are you taking? good morning, brian. thanks for having us on. we re conducting the flyover for the united states air force academy because we believe that the
of this system. behind it much drier air. that will produce a violent severe weather outbreak as we head into the next couple of days. some of the cities impacted on saturday oklahoma city. on sunday the storm system is going to be a very slow mover. oklahoma city, wichita, kansas city, you could be looking at more strong storms. take a look at monday. north central texas could be hit again by more severe weather. we ll keep a watch on this over the next couple of days. steve, gretchen and brian. gretchen: thanks, maria. steve: could be trouble in tornado alley. gretchen: some headlines for you now. 625 thousand dollars worth of gold van sheurbs on vanishes on the tarmac of one of the nation s busiest airport. the plane s cargo was unloaded by five crew members and put on a cart.