89 is a big number to swallow and will probably grow. >> more than 300 were killed in alabama. >> yeah. >> i'm hoping more people got the warning because power was on before the storm came through. doppler radar one of the ways we give that warning. we have this ability. this is a high resolution what we call gibson ridge radar. you can see that hook. a hook and well-defined super cell that have a tornado and it's in the backside of that where you see that hook, this doppler we pick up debris that's flying around the area. here's how the radar rolled through the afternoon and evening yesterday kind of a backwards look at it, firing off across the southeast kansas. this one rolled south and east as opposed to the last outbreak we lad that rolled from the southwest up to the northeast. let's get more forward looking as far as how many storms and how many rrps we have. 48 reports of tornadoes yesterday. do not want to exclude what happened in iowa and what happened in minneapolis. that would be the big story today if we didn't have the