now, they should ask their doctors. it takes a lot of work, this guy is doing 6-8 hours a day with trainers. alisyn: worth it. thank you very much for coming in to explain it. bill: it is everyone s hope who is in that same situation, or something similar. thanks doc. they said it was pretty crazy, and they are right. wow! we are officially tornado chasers. bill and tornado season is not over by a long shot. we ll tell you where the latest storms struck and what it did on the ground. alisyn: so will sarah palin make a run for the white house? what she told greta last night might give us all a clue.
we re following a tornado on the ground in mississippi right now. want to get straight to chad meyers. chad, what are we looking at here? it looks very serious. it is very serious. this is jackson, mississippi. this is ridgeland, this is clinton. this storm was on the ground as it rolled through clinton and it is still on the ground right now. very close to i 220 right here, kind of sliding up to tugaloo. that s the area we ve been watching with rotation. ground truth with tornado chasers seeing this tornado on the ground. reed timer was on the air a couple months ago with this amazing chase vehicle. discovery.com/stormchasers. watch it as well. the tornado s still on ground causing damage. we do know power lines are down. there are power flashes which means the tornado is hitting power lines and lines brig those lines down as reed drives under that light there. you can see that traffic light clearly not working. power completely out there. as this storm continues to move, it will co
reminder that for all of the charm, spring is a potentially dangerous time for weather. while a couple of towns in the midwest face recovery from a couple of storms over the weekend. i want to hear from a couple of tornado chasers in mapleton, iowa, and their excitement is not matched by the folks in mapleton. there it is. oh, yeah, mapleton. mapleton is in big trouble. [ bleep ]. did you call this? let me do that. it scared me. i went outside and looked around after it quit, and i couldn t believe it. i was out on the front porch and i seen that tornado coming and i got in the house. it was getting black out, and she was going to go to the basement, and thank goodness she did, because her house is completely gone. that last man had driven into town to check on his elderly mother. it is estimated th ed thad that
just yet. the beaches are dotted with booms in hopes of keeping it ashore. anderson says the smell of oil was definitely in the air on friday. we re giving you the news from around the world and we re watching what s online. ines ferre is searching the web. good morning, ines. good to see you, tony. i m taking a look at cnn.com and we can see some of the most popular stories at this hour. this goes minute by minute. we ve got one from cnn money on housing and housing demand and also check out this one, chasing down a tornado, and this is what you and jackie were talking about earlier, some seasoned tornado chasers ask the errs an. this right here might be a commercial to it, but anyhow, the video comes in afterwards. and this and some other stories are some of the ones that we re chasing throughout the hour.
rielle, okay, probably time to drop this lawsuit now because i don t want to give a deposition. let s move on. diane diamond. that does it for me. i m monica novotny. tamron hall picks up next. reverend al sharpton squares off against sheriff joe arpaio in the battle over the strict immigration law. plus, inside the devastating mississippi twister, tamron talks to one of the tornado chasers who go this amazing video. be good to your heart?