we have to report of no injuries. what s profound is the ymca there in and over a town of 13,000 people, about a 20, 25 minute drive to the northeast of wichita. there were people in that ymca they knew the tornado was coming. there were tornado warnings. and they took cover. there were injuries but survived. that happened several places that we know of around and over. the police say the danger is still there. because of all the damage, the roads are blocked. no power to report there as well. the worst of the danger is over. we re seeing some of the storms moving further to the east. from iowa and missouri, arkansas and oklahoma. it looks like the threat for tornadoic activity has minimized. still high winds, hail, and could be local flooding. this is the video that you ll be
and a high school was damaged by a severe band of storms. all the destruction coming from the same system stretching from texas to the metro area. from ohio are getting a handle on all the damage sunday. the ceiling is gone. for 13 consecutivive days a tornado has touched down in the united states. that s the longest stretch since 1980. is there more ahead? karen. yes, there definitely is more in store and more people are threatened by the potential for severe weather. and what we re seeing in the northeast and plains, another round of potentially dangerous tornados. evenb during a month where tornadoic activity is at its peek, we have seen exceptional weather. this is that rain-wrapped tornado that was just to the west, about an hour s drive from kansas west. so who is in line for the severe
tornadoic activity. thank you very much. a preeppreciate that. indra petersons is chasing tornadoes. let s take a quick break here on new day. president obama is about to speak in poland. the question is, what will he say when, if asked, about why this deal was made for bowe bergdahl. and also, the accusations that the president may have broken the law on this deal. did he? we re going to take you live to warsaw as soon as there s word of his speech. also ahead. hall of famer dan marino is suing the nfl. he is saying the league knew about the long-term health effect of concussions and withheld the information.
chicago, the last we spoke with the emergency management o fishl, wile they re not saying they re completely out of the woods, they were able to say that the skies were starting to clooer up a little bit. the conditions are favorable for tornadoic activity. but warnings are the most compelling that we have to pay attention to. here s where they are coming from. all the way to the east of st. louis. in the vicinity of cape gerardo, missouri. now, they re pushing into indiana and kentucky. most possibly next, in the line of fire, will be eastern
system that is threatening one-third of the u.s. we understand right now that this system is bringing hail in some places, high winds, lots of rain, ominous clouds and, in some occasions, some tornadoic activity. we understand a tornado may have already touched down in illinois in pecan. and now we re also getting reports from a storm chaser as well as a confirmation from our weather sources that a tornado may be on the ground in lebanon, indiana. these are some of the images from a storm chaser that we continue to watch. our karen mcguinness on the storm center. and that s when we spoke with him just a few minutes ago. this has been a very dynamic, very serious weather system. it s advancing to the east very