travelling in haiti. your concerned about safety. particularly when you get off the main thoroughfares, when the sun goes down, because it s a society where the police force is not that active, it s not really present very much outside of the main cities. but the state department recently issued a travel advisory which it did for many americans, and haiti caught my attention. they drecently reduced the travel advisory, i think a wise precaution by the state department. again, there s been improvements in haiti and the president s government has been taking active steps to improve the safety and security in the country, but it s still a dangerous place to be. the problems aren t solved in haiti, sooner or later they re going to get in boats like i ve seen in the past and come to our shores one way or another. so, let s help haiti solve their problems. the hatian people, everybody likes to come to america, but everybody loves their own home and hatians love haiti and if we can help
travelling in haiti. your concerned about safety. particularly when you get off the main thoroughfares, when the sun goes down, because it s a society where the police force is not that active, it s not really present very much outside of the main cities. but the state department recently issued a travel advisory which it did for many americans, and haiti caught my attention. they drecently reduced the travel advisory, i think a wise precaution by the state department. again, there s been improvements in haiti and the president s government has been taking active steps to improve the safety and security in the country, but it s still a dangerous place to be. the problems aren t solved in haiti, sooner or later they re going to get in boats like i ve seen in the past and come to our shores one way or another. so, let s help haiti solve their problems. the hatian people, everybody likes to come to america, but everybody loves their own home and hatians love haiti and if we can help
then we went on 517 to a shell station for almost two hours. 10 cars away and they ran out of gas. one line and people waiting for two hours. by the time you get there it is empty. so i figured i would save time and come here and get it. anything open closer than here? no. nothing that i saw because the power is out all over the place. there is gas stations all over but the power is out. you can t. everywhere i look. mile and a half, two mile long lines to get gas. bill: when the sun goes down it is dark out there. meanwhile the new jersey attorney general s office says there has been hundreds of reports of price-gouging at gas stations. some jacking up the cost of a gallon more than a dollar in the last 24 hours. that will hurt. martha: all right. so these gas shortages are also bad for big business of course. fedex we hear is scrambling to get their hands on fuel tankers for their trucks in new jersey and new york. the giant carrier had oil on hand for backup generators.
i think of a man and i take away reason and accountability. women, the rage this week. outrage, too. how are men reacting? silent, as usual. yes, dear. it s splitsville for mike and ike. uh, wait, who knew our favorite candies were gay? what in the bert and ernie is going on? the stories you re talking about in a moment. but first the news you need to know right now. as we go on the air tonight, i want you to take a look at what s happening in the midwest. there is a major tornado outbreak going on. so far it s affecting mostly rural areas, but it s headed for some big cities like wichita and kansas city. we have confirmed reports that a possible tornado has hit a hospital in creston, iowa. a search and rescue operation is under way. a hospital spokesman says they are triaging and moving patients. dozens of tornadoes have been reported and more than 5 million people live in the at-risk area. our jacqui jeras is monitoring the story, and we ll be checking in with her thr
norman. our chad myers tracking it all from the severe weather center. what can you tell us? it looks like it was in norman, oklahoma. it was about 3/4 miles north of the stadium. through downtown and out towards the east of the city and up toward the lakes that are off to the east. the storm is still moving along i-40. we don t believe there is a tornado anymore with it. the storm mass stopped rotating. right in the middle of norman, this storm was rotating enough that a funnel came down, created a tornado and has created damage. there are calling for some barricades to stop people from driving on some of the roads. they are calling for some started saying there are minor injuries and areas of structural damage where roofs are off the building all together and off the apartment buildings. another storm out near chickasha. don t see anything rotating on it yet. we have spotters out there. we are watching all this. this person, vern carlson, driving, looking for the stor