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guest: well, it is always more fun to shoot than to be shot. i been involved in both and i can understand why he would ask for romney to pull the stuff down. i don t think the process or the candidates truly do them sell as great service when they get known for what they are against. a lot people are looking for real solutions. they want to know if we elect a republican what do you do to get jobs back or when we squeeze the handle at the pun we pump we can afford what it will cost and the back-and-forth between the candidates is not that, i think, enticing, and very enlightening to then decided voters of whom we will have quite a few show up in carls charleston, tomorrow. and people can still come, doors open at 10:00 a.m. and we tape it at it will noon at college of ....
we were in the southeast part of the city, the tornado, it looked like it was on the ground, he called dispatch, and i made my way down the street, it ripped through the heart of the city at about 50 miles an hour, i go down clint street and i m getting hit with debris, off the window, and got injured with some glass and midway through the city, i saw carls get hurled into an open field with it in front of them. i chased it at that point and went in the seven and rescue mode and started literally digging people out of the rubble for the next three hours, people alive and perished as well and a horrific scene, just west of the joplin high school, as well as for about 3 1/2, four hours yesterday evening by myself, until ems people ....
Local officials describe that as a wake-up call. this time they say, by and large, people heeded the warnings. jon? jon: well, some good news amid all that devastation. jonathan serrie in concord, alabama. thank you. jenna: right now when you look at these really devastating images coming out of alabama, block after block, mile after mile you see homes gone, neighborhoods even street grids really wiped off the map. and you wonder how anyone could survive that. but survive many did like justin and elena carl who had only seconds to rush for the safety of their downstairs bathroom before that terrifying twister began ripping away the walls of their home. we re lucky enough to have the carls with us, and justin and elena, i along with the entire fox family just want you to know our thoughts and prayers are with you during this really challenging time, to say the least. justin, how are you holding up? excuse me? jenna: how are you holding up? we re holding up okay. ....
Remember that? at one school in mexico students practice gunfire drills. they re learning what to do when bullets start flying. another disturbing signs forju juarez, labeled the american murder capitol of t world because of the drug carls. thwe have that story. reporter: at the blow of a whistle chdren drop to the ground and cover their heads. this is not a physical education exercise. for these ildren in juarez, the most violent city in amexico, that s a lesson that may se their live. translator: we teach them not to run says this police officer in charge of training who address the most f important thg is for kids not to panic and start running in all directionsa the security pratogram was cread ier this year after a man was shot to death outside a ow school. the school now looks like a military compound with bars all around it and barbed wireover its walls. translator: this father of a ....
A mechanical failure, human negligence, we don t know. reporter: the officials are coming out now. gregg jarrett, if you can hear me, officials are coming down the aisle of the auditorium. at a middle school, as we stand by they will come up to the podium in a matter of moments, making their way past the reporters, and the carls. and the cameras and we are expected to hear from middletown s mayor, first responders, we have uniformed officers, firefighters, filing into this auditorium as we spook. they are standing by. looks like they are making their way through this photographers. which you can t see. but the they are all lined up. looks as though they are coming to the microphone now. we continue to look at some of the aerial shots of the power plant under construction when this terrible explosion tools. people, 20 miles around said they could feel the concussion of it. it was that severe. and then a fire ensued, that was ....