watch or warning in the area and listen to local forecast, tuesday severe threat, still elevated, not as bad as today but we are still going to have to watch this. now tornado preparedness, just want to go over this because this is going to be a severe weather outbreak today, be alert know what a watch or warning is, warning means seek shelter immediately. basement cellars safest, stay away from windows and flying debris, keep your radio on, they could save your life, we could be talking about deadly tornadoes tomorrow, yeah. rob: all right, thank you, janice. rrowf been warned. rob: democratic presidential candidate taking a swipe at the president. we are speaking to voters who were concerned with what the next president can do with blaring rake ill inequity that is we see in our society rob: aisha with details of fox news town hall.
lejay. good morning to you. good morning. with a tornado that close, a lot of people would be thinking i m just going to go down to the storm cellar or shelter but you grabbed a camera. why? it s one of those things where if you live in oklahoma, tornadoes are something that everybody talks about, it affects your life, you re watching for them on the news all the time. not to mention you re interested in whether you re really in danger or not. hi a good chance to have a good look and kind of see the path. unfortunately the path became very clear that it was headed for my house. no kidding. of course we know what happened to your house but at this point in the video where there s a funnel cloud approaching, you weren t scared. i wasn t scared because i was extremely prepared. oklahomans are really good about the tornado preparedness. they teach it in school. my wife was prepared in our
country, what are some of 9 basics? we always talk about hurricane preparedness and earthquakes, things like that. we don t talk a lot about tornado preparedness. go through 134 some of those th. that s why family disaster plans are important. we don t always know when the next disaster will occur. the tornado, when the warnings are issued, get somewhere safe. again, a lot of homes in the south don t have basements. we tell people, get to an inner room without windows. a closet or a bathroom. get low. cover yourself and your family. if you re in a vehicle, get out of your vehicle and get somewhere low. again, you saw vehicles overturned, one off the highways. homes totally destroyed. i think very telling earlier when the governor talks about, when you ve got this big of a tornado, there s not many safe places. unfortunately, we do still see a loss of life, even with the warnings issued. fema director craig fugate, appreciate your time on what must be a busy morning for you and your