i've got the other reed in here. >> after two years behind bars, brothers blade and bennie reed are finally meeting face to face. attorneys for the boys and prison officials agreed that visitation might help the brothers as they face the next few decades in prison. they're only allowed brief physical contact, and officers are monitoring their conversation. >> kind of a relief. it's been a while. but i'm going to be happy. what's up? >> not much. >> how you been? >> i'm always good, you know. >> you staying out of trouble there? >> yep. >> you look like you lost weight. >> three pounds. i'm about 160 right now. >> 160. >> don't look it, does it? >> i'm like 172, 173. are you shaving yet? >> yep. >> they say we look the same. i don't see it. >> i don't either. hell no. i don't look nothing like that ugly head. >> yeah. >> you be all right. ain't got much of a choice. >> i got to live with it, don't i? >> yep. >> when's the last time you talked to mom? >> i called her, i think, last week. >> i can't wait to see mom. haven't seen laquisha for a while. >> i think it was two or three months ago.

supervisor reed is trying to foster communities. we've had tremendous success. however, after consultation with the staff and the community we've erected elected to revise those. this is against retail formula uses. if there's a manifest use for the need then the formula retails should are considered. supervisor reed understand this will meet their needs without fighting the same battles against those retailers who don't meet their needs. of a followeral retail ban they'll have such as applying for use they will have to have meeting with the neighborhood. number two have the planning commission pay particular attention to the community groups. number 3 codified an election process should that staff only recommends a need for the use. number 4 incorporate recent developments such that planning department will recommend 20 percent approval if the radius is already formula assess use. we believe those will be more reflect active of those plans. we thank you for your consideration. a and i have a few more comments. with the staffs recommendation of the approach they

reed, go back to that. is that your armored vehicle on the side of the road? >> that's actually our follow vehicle. but we do have armor on it that has coating and polycarbonate windows. but that car we hang back to get the follow shot as we get close to the tornado or launching sensors. we found out that salina, the mile wide tornado, we found out one of our sensors was recovered by a local there. i just put a facebook post out. right after this, we're driving up to salina and we have a pressure data, real time pressure data and all kinds of meteorological data from inside that tornado that could be inside one of those suction vortices and could help explain more. >> i don't want to hog the conversation. we're looking at great video here. we can see the recovery and people, activity going on. as he said, it's a follow vehicle. go ahead, jump in here, chad. >> reed, i just want people to understand why you do it. i'm going to throw the question out. this is not a loaded question. this is a real, i want your honest answer. why do you do what you do? >> well, i'

go, reed timmer, are you there? >> yes. right now we are heading east northeast and power is out here. everything is black. cars everywhere. mass chaos and i think i can see what is to be a dark area, the tornado. looks very large. rain. and we are going to be heading east northeast to get ahead of it. the power is out here, west of [ inaudible ] power is out. >> reed, appreciate that. >> reporter: you got to be underground. might be too late. find a tornado shelter. it is a bad situation. >> reed, appreciate that very much. it is heading for dell city. it is heading for tinker. it is heading for midwest city. it is crossing i-44 white now. i would say at i-40 and i-44 right now on the southwest edge of state fair park. i would say right to the south of mathis brothers. i think the vortex might be on i-40, south side of i-40, essentially at mathis brothers. just to the south of whitewater bay. over mathis brothers. i-44 is closed. i-40 is closed. you have to abandon your car if you are in the path of this tornado. >> all ri

>> thank you supervisor reed. >> thank you. wow. it's been a long time to get us to this point and i know up until now i stood out in the background. i've listened to people and i've wanted to first of all, start off for thanking my colleagues to get us to a level of compromise. i know this has been a challenge to bring many of the parties that have come to the table to come up with a way to and number 2 protect the tenants that are renting in those developments and preserve our low amount of affordable rent control units that are left here in san francisco. so i want to thank everyone that had a role to play in this. and i just wanted to just read a bit of a statement based on my biggest southern with the existing legislation and my session in terms of what i'd like to propose in an effort to move this item forward >> currently the legislation protects tenants living until ti c's sz by providing them with lifetime leases and renter buy outs by stopping the conversion lottery for 10 years. it says the buildings are not cannibalizing

reed. i don't know if anyone has the answer for how to deal with public housing. i think it's complicated issue and we have our own stories about public housing and i know many people in elected office have lived in public housing themselves and it's important to see the leadership role they will play in this effort, including mayor lee. for my family i haven't really talked about this, but i was speaking to my parents about some of the things that are happening here with the housing authority and they explained, to my surprise, some of the history that my own family had with public housing. my parents were making minimum wage in los angeles when we were growing up and we could not afford where we were living. and so we actually, as a family, applied to get into public housing. unfortunately the wait list was so long at that time that we were never able to do that. my parents explained to me sort of their frustration with the system, which certainly, in los angeles, was not working very well and not very consumer friendly. the reason why i ask for an audit of this

army medical center to what's now known as the walter reed national medical center at bethesda. pretty challenging the cultures that exist there, you have cultures that exist here, you are speaking about cultural differences between the military and its hierarchy of command and control and the civilian command and control and figuring out the two greatest things you need in the chaos of disaster. no. 1, communications. no. 2, who's in charge. i dealt with a lot of cultural issues when i was combining the army and the navy medical forces between walter reed and bethesda. america's army is an amazingly heroic army. they have occupied valley forge , tokyo, berlin, danang and now it occupies bethesda, maryland, but we're working through that. how do we break those cultural barriers, how do we figure out supporting supporters, how do we do that before the next capacity goes on? so what have we done, what capabilities do we bring, where do we use them and how will they be playing a role here in the event of the most likely nightmare scenarios for this area? i grew up in the bay area,

supervisor reed is trying to foster communities. we've had tremendous success. however, after consultation with the staff and the community we've erected elected to revise those. this is against retail formula uses. if there's a manifest use for the need then the formula retails should are considered. supervisor reed understand this will meet their needs without fighting the same battles against those retailers who don't meet their needs. of a followeral retail ban they'll have such as applying for use they will have to have meeting with the neighborhood. number two have the planning commission pay particular attention to the community groups.

alicia reed, kron4news. >>> a 15-year-old girl was walking just after 6:00 p.m. when four black males in a green car tried to get her in the car and grabbed her arm. she broke free and ran to a nearby park. >>> a car crash in san jose resulted in a fire burning two homes. maureen kelly reports. >> reporter: witnesses say four children were in the blaze midnight friday. the car slammed into two houses when the driver lost control fleeing a police officer. he was driving with his head lights off. the car severed the gas lines for both homes. they had to let the fire burn for half an hour before pg & e could respond. >> we didn't want another san bruno here with the gas explosion. >> reporter: firefighters reinspected the properties. the corner house was partially damaged. luckily all residents were able to get out safely. one of the kids in the car had minor injuries. the rest of the kids inside were released to their guardians. neighbors couldn't believe kids were causing so much destruction. >> it's nuts. >> reporter: maureen kelly, kron4news. >>> the woman who d

[video clip] >> harry reed wants to get the bill done before the july 4 recess. it is my understanding that the way the bill came down the last time there was a comprehensive immigration you voted against the final bill. i am curious why that was and why this bill is difference, if this is something you'll be able to support. >> first of all i did end up voting against it because there were not the limits on our wage

alicia reed. >>> this is surveillance video showing a girl running from her capture and the predator is off the streets. this was a parking lot monday morning. >> reporter: this traumatic experience happened here for this 16-year-old girl. she was walking to her car, opened her door, started her carand started to drive. while she was in the store, the suspect walked to her unlocked car and was waiting for her in the back seat with a knife. the suspect made her drive to a remote location, then he told her to take her shirt off. that's when the brave victim, reached down, undid her seat belt and opened her and took off. santa cruz grabbed the girl. >> she said he is chasing me with a knife. the thought process was what will this guy do? i hit the ofpathat car was the most bold brave thing. who knows. >> reporter: police were able to match a fingerprint. they arrested aaron roy at a best by in fremont. the victim is okay physically but will take time mentally. >>> a deadly construction accident brings work to a stop today on the new 49ers stadium today. this was donald white. his family

welcome supervisor reed >> i'm a uc berkeley student. i'm presenting some research on tic conversions. today as we first acquired all the e visions by looking at the landlord petitions filed. we then required the reports from the multiple you listings services. we compared them and on this map the do so are all multiple buildings and the dots in orange have the buildings solid in tic. out of all the e visions between 2007 and 2011 all those units were 3 hundred and 56 unions. districts are 8, 3, 5 and 2. the memoranda listings price was 5 hundr $573,000. that's unaffordable to the high middle class in san francisco. from this data we find a strong coordination. we conclude that the tics that are commemorated that only the top 33 percent of san franciscans can afford them >> thank you members of the committee. i'm a policy manager at chinatown development center. as sandra's data indicated there's a comparison between tic conversion >> that's the problem we have with the original legislation. that's the elimination basically of the waitin

alicia reed has a report. >> reporter: the sf for boston banner as they get ready for the race. >> there are 3 access points where participants and spectators will have to have their bags checked and bomb sniffing dogs on sight. >> reporter: in order to get within a few blocks, bags have to be at most 8.5 by 11 by 4. >> and 2 liters or smaller. >> reporter: some experienced runners are not letting security childrens affect their performance. >> this will be my 6th run since boston. there is nothing to be afraid of. >> we do it because we love it. individuals were just trying to impose fear. >> i want to accomplish this race. i don't have control over what happens, so i figure it isn't worth worrying about it. >> reporter: in san francisco, alicia reed, kron4news. >>> at the boulevard burger near castro valley road 3 employees were working when a robber entered the restaurant. good fortune may have saved lives. >> at that time, one of the victim employees tried to grab his arm of the robber. shots were fired and deputies shot and killinged the suspect. >> they are wondering if he was conn

reed and brett, first you, reed, are you going to do it again? >> a lot of times when the tornado matures, greensbo are. o, manchester, 2003, the one that hit cleburne the other day. >> hey, reed, can you hear me? >> yes. >> you're cutting out. >> okay. i can hear you. >> are you doing it again? >> can you hear me now? >> yeah, i can hear you. brett, you would are risk your life again to do this? >> me? most definitely. i love chasing tornadoes and i will continue doing it as long as i can. >> obviously, reed has a little trouble there. we want you guys to be as safe as possible. we appreciate your bravery. please be safe out >>> we are moving on to talk about the loss of a national icon, a national treasure, that is jean stapleton, a very accomplished actress, but the role we remember her most of is that of edith bunker, jean stapleton, dead at the age of 90. we will come back, talk about that. >>> one of the most endearing tv characters of the 1970s has died. ♪ boy the way glenn miller played ♪ ♪ songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ guy

. >> reporter: mayor reed doesn't think the proposal will fly since it involves closing half the libraries ande? community centers in the city. he's proposing a spend ofg $8 million to maintain the staffing. the budget hearing is tonight 579:00 at san jose city hall. tomorrow the council will take it up and pass on a vote, yea or nay. live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> at 6:05. we have new video in this morning from the south bay. keep an eye in the upper left-hand corner of your screen. bam, right there. that's lightning striking just a few hours ago in the skies over san jose. want to check 234 with meteorologist christina loren right now. she's been keeping track of it all for us. >> we've got this tropical air moving north. as we head throughout the day today, we're not going to be dealing with this for much longer. most of that activity is way to the north of santa rosa. we're still getting pop-up cells. western facing slopes surrounding san jose. you're fair game having to use your windshield wipers, especially if you live in the south or the east bay and the north

i do look forward to reviewing what supervisor reed talks about. but we've been discussing this and i intend to support item 6 and not 7. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i think just reiterating what everyone has said this proposed ordinance has gone through most and most. it's pretty amazing we've arrived at the place we have today would what we're looking at in the land use committee. about 6 months ago there was more discussion it wasn't going to happen. there wasn't any quote/unquote by by a pass. we've had a fruitful discussion. i think what had been unfortunate in this has been through public comment and a thereto e-mails there has been in which ways the battle of the stories of the tic owners who are everyday folks who are struggling to own a home in san francisco and, of course, the everyday stories of our tenants similar in background their struggling to stay here in san francisco. i'd sad for me to hear that folks are being priced out of san francisco. i hear stories all the time. in my church service three of the families that were gett

supervisor reed understand this will meet their needs without fighting the same battles against those retailers who don't meet their needs. of a followeral retail ban they'll have such as applying for use they will have to have meeting with the neighborhood. number two have the planning commission pay particular attention to the community groups. number 3 codified an election process should that staff only recommends a need for the use. number 4 incorporate recent developments such that planning department will recommend 20 percent approval if the radius is already formula assess use. we believe those will be more reflect active of those plans. we thank you for your consideration. a and i have a few more comments. with the staffs recommendation of the approach they supported requirement or spipgs stipulation one has a notice and with respect to number 2 but with the conditional use the staff supported this to be a criteria and not a weighed criteria unless it's on a citywide basis. i defer on that. our office would prefer if we having had a to look at the criteria for aclu. with respe

the clerk: reed, campos, cohen, ferrel, commissioner kim? mar, tang absent, wiener absent, yee passes. >> next item? >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item no. 6 -- campos, avalos, chiu, cohen, commissioner kim, mar, tang absent, wiener absent, yee, item passes. >> next item no. 7. item 7: appoint wells whitney to the citizens advisory committee action >> no comments from commissioners? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> same house, same call. the item passes. next item. >> item no. 8. item 8: adopt the bayview hunters point mobility study final report and business plan action >> okay. thumbs up from commissioner from this point and we'll go to public comment. >> good afternoon commissioners, i'm a member of the cac. this item was brought before us at the last meeting. i suggested you have someone from the san francisco housing authority as far as the working group is concerned has been working on this project, there is a project hope is an umbrell

that would be my worst nightmare. >> reporter: alicia reed, kron 4 news. >> the house is expected to vote on this mash next week. >>> fog is pushing into the bay. the big difference is it is going to clear a lot quicker. temperatures will warm into the 08s tomorrow afternoon. and more friday, into the 80s and 90s . it will be warm saturday as well. we have an area of high pressure near the coastline. there is an area of high pressure down to the south. we are going to see winds out of the north move down the coastline and we are going to see that fog clear as a result and also the warmer temperatures. so fog trackers showing the widespread fog conditions into tomorrow morning. by 8:00, already back to the bay shores. by 11:00, back to the coastline. we are still going to see fog at the coast. we will have enough of a sea breeze winds to keep the fog there through the afternoon tomorrow. but we are not going to see fog anywhere else. temperature wise, tomorrow, it is going to still be cool. coast side, low 60s . 65 in san francisco. 72 in san mateo. east bay, a mix of 60s ,70s , and l

reed, i'm sorry for your loss. reed timber. certainly be safe out there. because i know you're going back out. reed, thank you for your time today. >> thank you. bill: 10:30 now. here's martha. martha: it should make for a pretty fascinating day. in just a few hours the acting irs chief will step before a hearing and answer questions before the house appropriations committee. the chairman of that committee, hal rogers, gives us a preview coming up live. bill: special delivery, huh, on i-80? twins who could not wait it see the world. we see one of them here, and we hear from the hero police officer to help helped save the day. ♪ . people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today. avo: whatever you're looking for, expedia has more ways to help you find yours. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate, ever. because she's got other things to stress about. ♪ go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. bill: fox news alert, expect fireworks object the hill today when th

now with senator jack reed. he is one of the senior democrats on the senate armed services committee. he's home in providence, rhode island, this morning. senator reed, you heard senator mccain. what is your thought on a no-fly zone? he seems to think that's one of the first things we ought to do here. >> well, first thing i think senator mccain's trip indicates the kind of dedication to duty and personal courage he exemplified through his entire life and his impressions are valuable. i think a no-fly zone is not going to effectively deter the ashawd regime. thae they can use artillery. they can use helicopter gunships. i think the issue is not a military issue. it's the organizational and institutional coherence of the opposition military forces. senator mccain is right. they're extremely brave, dedicated fight fighters. there are some good leaders but without the training, if they have weapons or they have the freer skies they still i don't think will be a decisive factor. the key here is a political resolutio

>> shepard: you had damage earlier to your own vehicle, didn't you, reed? >> we had the hood ripped off of the vehicle. it was a violent tornado. our vehicle is custom built to survive the winds of the tornado. the hydraulics dropped and spikes deployed. it was an intent tornado. a quarter, half mile wide and then came across the weather channel crew and ran to help them. saw my friend down there and they were okay. minor lacerations but we he carried all their equipment to the support vehicle and the tornado just expanded a lot faster than everybody thought and it was a dangerous situation. we saw severe structural damage. looked like some where in the union city el reno a)ea and then the same storm went through south oklahoma city and we were communicating with mike norman in the oklahoma city area to keep everybody warned in the path of the storms and right now, i'm trying to get to my house in norman which was two miles south of the ef5 damage path. we are driving through the ef5 damage path, what was that ten days ago and the same area had tornado warn

alicia reed was there and tells us how it was. >> reporter: this would not have been the same if not for get on the bus. it's an organization that connects people -- it has been years since in of them had seen their families. >> just everything. everything that he needed to know to be a man. i'm ashamed of myself for not teaching him. >> reporter: marquee carter may never be outside the walls of san quentin serving three live sentences. he has been out of his children's lives for years. he said seeing his children for father's day was an extra special treat thanks to the organization get on the bus. >> i'm not really an emotion mall person, but when i saw her, i wanted to cry. it was like when she was born. >> it is love, just seeing them helps me in so many areas of my life. >> reporter: this visit lasts only a few hours but for the inmates and their families, the memories last a lifetime. >> it helps us to just cope, so to speak and it allows us from day-to-day to reflect on these moments, these positive moments. >> when you go a long time without novity and then they come like thi

it's ralph reed and gary bower and all the rest of them. this social conservative ring wing of the republican party comes to a sensitive time in our politics when it comes to the issues nearest and dearest to the hearts of these folks. particularly when it comes to gay politics. by which i mean anti-gay politics which has been a central thing at the christian coalition and the organized christian conservative movement has always stood for. and the sensitive issue for them right now is not just the general american public opinion shift to be in favor of gay rights. the latest abc news/"washington post" poll this week found 57% of americans now support legalized equal marriage rights. it's beyond that, though. it's not just that sentiment, that broad feeling in the country that makes their position against it seem awkward. it is that the question is being called. there are policy positions coming up, policy decisions coming up on this where republicans are going to have to make their feelings known not just to each other, but to the jet major

it's ralph reed and gary bower and all the rest of them. this social conservative ring wing of the republican party comes to a sensitive time in our politics when it comes to the issues nearest and dearest to the hearts of these folks. particularly when it comes to gay politics. by which i mean anti-gay politics which has been a central thing at the christian coalition and the organized christian conservative movement has always stood for. and the sensitive issue for them right now is not just the general american public opinion shift to be in favor of gay rights. the latest abc news/"washington post" poll this week found 57% of americans now support legalized equal marriage rights. it's beyond that, though. it's not just that sentiment, that broad feeling in the country that makes their position against it seem awkward. it is that the question is being called. there are policy positions coming up, policy decisions coming up on this where republicans are going to have to make their feelings known not just to each other, but to the majority

many have left sjpd because of recent cuts in pay, cuts that mayor chuck reed said were necessary to offset increasing retirement costs for police. tonight the city council discussed at a budget hearing how to restore some of that pay and perhaps keep these officers and rule others back. reid's proposal calls for an additional $16.5 million for officer wages which amounts to a 5% pay increase and a retention bonus of 4% in the third year. in a memo councilman ash cal rah is proposing a 10% increase over the next two years which he believes is necessary to stop the exodus of officers moving to other departments for better pay. >> my worry if the mayor and council don't take seriously what's happening in the city in terms of officers leaving is that we're going to have more of the same. more of the same has been an increase in crime. >> reporter: mayor reed doesn't think the proposal will fly since he argues it would require closing half the libraries and community facilities. the budget hearing is tonight at 7:00. near san jose city hall behind me. tomorrow the council will vote on th

contributor robert gibbs, republican strategist mike murphy, the democratic mayor of atlanta kasim reed, former chair and ceo of hewlett-packard, carly fiorina, and our nbc news political director and chief white house correspondent, chuck todd. welcome to all of you. chuck, this is something of an embarrassment and certainly a concern for this administration that thought it had an extradition -- an agreement worked out. >> it is. when you're hearing pit peete's reporting about what happened and this political back-and-ft. worth hong kong, clearly the u.s. government has to figure out is there going to be retribution against hong kong, what is the fallout over that? and let's not pretend now he's this moscow, he's not coming back anytime soon. and the ability to get that done, i saw first hand this relationship between the united states and russia specifically between president obama and president putin, it's cheap to say it's cold war-like, but it's cold. it is a relationship that is chilly. so the idea that somehow moscow's going to be cooperative with the united states and the u.s. g

the democratic mayor of atlanta, kasim reed. former chair and ceo of hewlett-packard, carly fiorina. and our nbc political correspondent, chuck todd. welcome to all of you. chuck, this is somewhat of an embarrassment and concern for this administration that thought it had an extradition agreement worked out. >> when you hear about pete with this back-and-forth with hong kong, it's clearly the -- the u.s. government is going to have to figure out what is the fallout over that. and let's not pretend, the minute that help's in moscow, he's not coming back anytime soon. the ability to get that done, i saw it firsthand, this relationship between the united states and russia, specifically between president obama and president putin, it's cheap to say it's cold war-like, but it is cold. it is a relationship that's chilly. to think that moscow is going to be cooperative with the united states, it's not going to happen. putin always looks for little ways that he can stick a thumb in the u.s. government's eyes, in obama's eyes. this is a

chip reed has more. >> reporter: the national security agency collects phone records on tens of millions of americans but a document sent by top intelligence officials to congress this weekend says fewer than 300 people were identified through the program last year and all of them were suspected of having ties to foreign terrorist organizations. releasing that information is part of an effort by the obama administration to alleviate fears about the nsa surveillance program. >> does the president feel that he is violated the privacy of any american? >> he does not. >> reporter: he was asked about assertions by edward snowden the former contractor who admits he leaked information on the programs to the media. >> he claimed, for example, he could listen in on anybody's conversation including the president's. >> incorrect. >> did he overstate his ability to do these things? >> it's surely my view he did. >> reporter: he said the nsa surveillance programs were supported by bipartisan majorities in congress. >> it's legal, i think it comports with the constitution and it does protect and save

after reed called mccarth equote, tractor sized in a recent review. mccarthy issued her response saying, quote, i felt really bad for someone who is swimming in so much hate. seriously why would anyone say something like that? is that necessary? doesn't have to do with the film at all. >> better to just ignore it and everyone make a pledge not to say his name again. >>> i'm betty ngyuen. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news. in this morning's "new york times" -- after patent ruling, availability of gene tests could broaden. was the test angelina joel a had but the supreme court ruled human genes could not be patented would which could lead to the genetic test being cheaper. >>> in politico, syria chemical weapons: obama's forced happe d happened -- hand on syria. there's been a spirited debate about national prestige under his leadership. >>> the black forest fire is now the largest in colorado history. three people are dead, 360 homes destroyed and counting with 13,000 homes still threatened

season, san jose mayor chuck reed asked for a meeting with selig to discuss the issue. at the time, the mayor also hinted at a potential lawsuit. that meeting never happened. reed will make a statement about the lawsuit and we'll have reaction from the giants coming up on our newscasts at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> a dog attack in union city left a young boy dead. anne makovec tells us it's likely a case of horse play gone wrong. >> reporter: the beware of dog sign outside of this home is a hobbing reminder today of the -- haunting reminder today of the death of the 6-year-old boy, playing with a group of children in the backyard when he was bitten by a pit bull. >> they probably engaged in horse play with the dog. one of them i think was trying to ride the dog like a horse. it's a large dog. and for whatever reason, the dog turned and bit the young boy once on the top of the head. >> reporter: the boy was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead four hours later. >> it's shocking to hear that this happened. you know? i'm a little sad for the family right now. >> repo

the reed texture that you see in the upper left-hand corner, we're planning to use that as sort of an inspiration to create a reed pattern within this concrete wall that encloses the playground and it's offset with the addition of wood benches and decking in the parents' areas and we think that will create some of the nice little pockets of warmth within the play area. we have strategically located these parents' areas to have the most opportunity to be able to survey the larger playground, to see the existing -- they are currently under renovation, but the bathrooms, which are to the left, in the image there. and also, to take advantage of the best views of the lake beyond. from this central parents' area, it's the only entry to the toddlers' area here, which we have planned out as sort of an echo of the sand dunes that once existed on the site, molding these out of the safety surfacing. the sand dunes then have a backdrop of what we're calling like a column of -- a forest of columns, sorry. and the whole area is dotted with individual play equipment, that references the unique speci

reed tiller joins us live. where are you? >> hey, right now we are east of 44th, about a mile on 29th. we can't see anything. we must be in the hook or the back side of the tornado. power's out everywhere. there's two feet of water in the road, tree limbs down, power lines down. yeah. we can't see anything. we have a flat tire. we went over a power line and we're going to keep trying to go forward. it's bad here. the wind, the back side has to be 70, 80 miles per hour. >> okay, reed. appreciate that. emily sutton is in canadian county. go, emily. >> all right. yeah, mike. we are right on the phone here in minko. we had a brief spin-up. we had a tornado on the ground. i saw lots of dust flowing. i'm still seeing the dust flowing. and then we saw the funnel reach down and there was a tornado. it was a weak one. but this is located literally just east of the town of minko. lots of dust flowing. yep, i see still the tornado on the ground. do you see that, josephine? yep. this is a tornado on the ground near minko. it's a lower en

and ed reed, one time free safety for years. now going on to the houston texans. the president talking about every one of these players. joe flacco, of course, brought this team together, took them to new orleans and got super bowl xlvii under their belts. two super bowl championships for the baltimore ravens franchise. not bad for a franchise that is only 17 years old. back to you. >> i'm just thankful that ed reed didn't sing today. okay? >> yeah. i don't think the president wanted him to sing today. >> all right. thank you very much, kai. president obama also sang about jacoby jones for his fancy footwork on dancing with the stars. >>> it was back to business for president. president obama names u.s. ambassador to the united nations, susan rice, as the national security adviser. the outspoken rice was at the center surrounding the attack on the u.s. consulate on ben ghazi. president considered submitting her but withdrew her name after republicans made it clear that she wouldn't be confirmed. rice takes over for dornallan next month. >>> there was still an unso

today mayor chuck reed called lew wolff and did ask permission for the lawsuit but he did give a courtesy call telling him that he was filing the suit on behalf of the citizens of san jose. >> after waiting for more than four years for an answer from major league baseball, it is clear we are not going to get an answer. >> reporter: mayor reed and the san jose city council voted unanimously to sue major league baseball to finally settle the question, can the as move to san jose? >> i don't know what's going on in the mind of bud selig. i have never had a chance to speak with him so i don't know what impact this might have on major league baseball. i just know we're going to assert our rights and defend the rights of the people of san jose. >> reporter: as owner lew wolff proposed a 400 to $500 million investment for a downtown park. san jose set aside land and naming rights are in the work. bud selig appointed a committee to study the idea in 2009 but that's where the action ended. >> there is no question that they have stalled and i think and i hate to say this it's because of the giants

. >> hey, reed -- >> i'm just so sad. i know that he wouldn't have been in that position by choice unless he was trying to save somebody's life. but he also wouldn't put his own life -- i just don't -- it just doesn't make sense. >> well, that line of severe weather that pounded the plains is still making trouble. look at these violent thunderstorms moviing up and don the east coast right now. we'll keep an eye on them. >>> rescue crews in oklahoma city searching for several people missing after the tornado hit on friday. they believe these people were taking shelter in large storm drains. on the phone with me now is oklahoma city fire chief, keith bryant. chief bryant, give us an update, have you located any of these missing people? >> currently we recovered five of the people that were missing from the storms. there were two groups of people. there was a group of four in the oklahoma river. we have not recovered any of those individuals yet. and the group of seven that entered the storm drain in the northwest part of th