keep our fingers crossed. it s cool to watch with the ocean blue skies in west, texas. less than one minute to liftoff. dana: we will watch this liftoff. it s 11 minutes and it comes back. you will see the whole thing happening here right here in the united states of america which i think is remarkable. the private sector is figuring out amazing ways to commercialize space flight. bill: at the third second mark. jeff bezos is on hand. on board is william shatner at age 90. buckle up. dana: we can risen to them. listen to them. they all have microphones. let s listen. [inaudible]. 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4. 2, 1. [loud roaring].
elevate that to ef-5 after storm surveys are completed. at this point in time. yes, the reports are ef-4 preliminarily. meteorologist jim dickey, live in accuweather. thank you for that. the tornado sirens started wailing 16 minutes before the storm actually hit. that gave residents like melissa newton time to hunker down in a safe place. she describes the few harrowing moments. i looked to the west. and i see it. hail about the size of golf balls was pounding my car at the time. i got home, got our dogs as fast as possible and got into the shelter and right afterwards, probably within five minutes that storm hit. now that i m out, looking around, our neighborhood is covered in debris. there are shingles, pieces of sheetrock, wood in our yard and all across our neighborhood. some homes completely gone. it s devastating. there are two by fours going through people s roofs like projectile objects. hearing the storm as it came over my house, this loud