safely. i pray it every time i got up there. eventually he stopped. i think it was one of the top as far as the dangerous things you ve done. the great wall of china jump put danny squarely in the danger zone. for him, it is all for the greater good of the sport. i ve always had such a respect for skate boarding and what it s done for my life and i wanted to contribute and give the community of skate boarding something they can be proud of, too. so there you go. eight extreme athletes whose death defying feats put them squarely in the danger zone. amazingly, they all lived to tell the tale. if you have a video you would like to send to us, logon to our website. caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. that s it for this edition. caught on camera. on april 19th, 1995, an anti-government extremist committed the worst act of domestic terrorism the united states had ever seen. in this special program, a stunning account of the oklahoma city bombing. a detail think version as it ha
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captions paid for by nbc-universal television good evening. tonight, residents of central mississippi are counting their losses and picking up the pieces of their lives after a deadly tornado onslaught unlike anything they ve seen in years. officials now believe ten people died in yesterday s storm, which has left hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed and thousands still without power. experts estimate as many as 30 tornadoes were unleashed by a weather system that raked other parts of the southeast as well with damaging thunderstorms into the night. the paths of some of those tornadoes led right through yazoo city, and mills springs, mississippi. nbc s charles hadlock was among the first to report from the scene. he starts us off again tonight from yazoo city. charles? reporter: good evening, lester. more help poured into the storm-ravaged region today as tornado victims and their neighbors began the tremendous task of rebuilding their lives. the tornado carved a ribbon
i heard a loud bang and a tree fall on the car. lots of noise. that s an 11-year-old girl recounting the terror she and her family experienced seeking she shelter from a deadly tornado. and welcome to msnbc sunday. i m alex witt. taeps 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. 6:00 a.m. out west. to the breaking news. powerful tornadoes tearing through at least four stapts in the south on saturday leading a wide path of destruction in some areas. mississippi appears to be the hardest hit. one of those twisters ripped through yazoo city. in all, ten people are dead including three children and at least a dozen more injured. now in some arp yeas. some have been picked up on atvs because of the scattered debris. it s the only thing they can get in there. 15 counties in mississippi are reporting damage with several homes completely destroyed. we ve got live team coverage this morning with reporters across mississippi including nbc s kerry sanders, center of the scream, nbc s charles hadl
got it! it s fox & friends. where is the viewer from that just wrote that because there s no sun in new york city and hideous. maybe the sun is already up in florida. thank you for waking up with us, we have severe weather and maybe the storms moving through that part of florida right now. we start with a severe weather alert. look at the video, mississippi, other parts of the southeast, hardest hit around yazoo city and at least ten people dead including children. and a state of emergency in ten mississippi counties. and storms ripping through louisiana, arkansas, tennessee, texas, georgia and missouri and right now looking at damage from the st. louis area as you can see there. let s get to rick reichmuth who has a breakdown. this is enormous and actually a mile wide. yeah, points up to maybe a mile wide and they ll have to go in and do some surveying and exactly where it was. when it went through yazoo city three quarters of a mile wide at least, probably,