county. they extradited him, came and picked him up, transported him to indiana. so he went back. he'll serve his time there. >> jordan will face charges of attempted murder and robbery in indiana. but his arrival at cuyahoga county will not soon be forgotten. >> ah! >> inconsistencies in his story and his immediate response to a sedative left the jail's mental health staff speculating as to whether jordan's behavior was due to a disorder, drug use or if it was all just an act. >> he might have wanted psychotic looking behavior to build his defense strategy. >> he's a very smart guy. when you're on the run, you've got to play your cards very close to the vest and make all the right moves. it's not easy to be on the run. so it's very possible that he decided to do it for a secondary gain. >> justice, he's in my [ bleep ] head! >> i could truly make an argument for ten different reasons what could have gone on that night. and we may never know. as they say, there is the one version, the other v

. >> reporter: in indiana, at least eight counties reporting storm damage. outside indianapolis, trees and power lines snapped. in lebanon, indiana, this starbucks store ripped to shreds. the angry storm spun more than 75 reported tornadoes across four states. and at least five deaths reported so far in illinois. now here at soldier field, that bears game was eventually able to restart. but across the area, they are preparing for a long night as they begin the process of assessing the damage. david? >> abc's alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> i want to bring in meteorologist ginger zee, been tracking this all day long. good thing they held that game off for awhile. this was high risk, which you say is not common. >> reporter: right. this is something we were covering this morning on "gma." storm prediction center put out that high risk. in november, that's only happened four times since 1980. before today. and let me show you what the setup was, david. we've got this low pressure system that slid across the great lakes. it has that cold

there was also in indiana, western great county confirms as an e.f. 2 as well. that colted front is now being replaced by very cold air. overnight, the temperatures are really going to be dropping down. you can see omaha 30, about 28 degrees, and parts of. >> thank you. 11 days after typhoon highian hit the philippines 4,000 people were killed in the storm. the disaster. the u.n. says there are people that need that relief effort, that relief aid, and they are simply not getting it. about 50 u.s. navy ships are being used to try to reach those people. paul bebin where he is following the relief operation there. >> we are at the airport. and probably hasn't been this busy since then. the light is starting to fade here so this activity is going to die down, but we have seen lights come in and out of here nonstop. a long time ago, coming in from all over the world, that plane behind me is being unloaded from u.s.a. i.d. equipment. there is food, water, tarp, all kinds of material. over here what we are seeing are evacuees being lined up to take out. we have a man o

into indiana and boom county there was a tornado on the ground. we'll continue to watch the storms track to the north and east. here is a look at the winds. 35 mile windgusts. winds are high. we have winds gusting up to 33 miles per hour in indianapolis, where there's a severe thunderstorm warning. here is a look at the radar scheme. we'll see the storms move into the direction and overnight on monday. monday, here in the north-east we'll have to deal with it. it's been spring like with the warm moist air in place. temperatures climbed throughout the afternoon. temperatures are at 73. temperatures warmed. definitely above average. the rain air has us closer to the 60 degree mark. >> we'll follow the story and have coverage later. now we'll go to another developing story. a boeing 737 crashed while attempting to land at kazan airport in central russia. it's believed 50 died. peter sharp has the latest. >> the shaky footage taken on a mobile phone shows what is left of the wrecked plane, 44 passengers and six crew members were on board the boeing 73

. >> reporter: in indiana, at least eight counties reporting storm damage. outside of indianapolis, trees and power lines snapped. in lebanon, indiana, this starbucks store ripped to shreds. >> reporter: here at soldier field, the bears game was eventually able to restart. across the area they begin the process of assessing the damage. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> this ferocious storm system is blowing east, potentially interfering with rush hour and delaying morning flights. >> our coverage continues with accu-weather where jim dickey has an update. good morning, jim. >> good morning, jim and diana. after producing dangerous thunderstorms on sunday, storm system continues to march eastward. thankfully not anywhere near the same threat for severe weather here today. we are going to see soaking rain and strong gusty winds in the morning hours. the morning commute will be difficult here. we will keep the strong winds in place. this is a powerful area of low pressure we're talking about. the peak wind gusts 37 miles an hour in buffalo. 46 miles an hour in

this is a funnel cloud caught on tape in boone county, indiana. widespread damage is being reported in parts of that state. in illinois, five people were killed by tornadoes spawned in that state. nearly 40 people were injured. the town of washington was all but leveled by the storm system. we will continue to monitor developments in the story and bring you the very latest. now back to our regular programming. >>> our house in long beach, california, may look ordinary from the outside. >> let's go hot. >> but inside, it's crammed with electronic gear, production team and cameras, lots of cameras. >> copy. >> so we're able to keep an eye on all angles. and it's a good thing. we were expecting this man, maroof farooq, to show up after having a sexually explicit chat with a decoy who said she was a 12-year-old female. >> is that one or two of them? >> we were surprised when he gathered outside our house with two other individuals. >> three guys. three guys. >> they stay outside and send in this young man. >> do you want to pour me a drink? >> i'm coo

the governor has declared seven counties disaster areas. in lebanon, indiana, a sheriff's deputy caught the approaching twister on his dash cam. the wind flipped the car into the patio area of this starbucks and blew out the windows of the building. >> our father -- >> reporter: anthony corey prayed as the tornado approached his home in washington, illinois. >> i just couldn't believe it. we just -- we saw just pieces of homes and cars just, you know, flying up on the air and just destruction. >> reporter: the storm tore apart an indiana factory while workers were inside. no one was injured. >> i seen the rain start swirling and i took off running. the next thing i know stuff was flying next to me. >> reporter: in peoria, illinois, the news anchors had to cut their coverage and evacuate. >> we may need to take shelter ourselves right now. >> we do. >> we need to go off the air. we'll be back when we can. >> reporter: despite all of this devastation, we talked to one man who was able to find some comfort in what he was able to salvage. he ju

it passed south of chicago before travelling to michigan and indiana. the three deaths are in washington county illinois. there neighbourhoods were reduced to rubble. debris is scattered through the region. we have amateur video as it moved through the state. this is taken at long point. >> chicago, 50,000 fans were told to take cover at soldier field. the match resumed. >> diane eastabrook is in illinois. i know you are from that part of the state. what are you seeing there? >> not a lot at this point. we just got here. it's very dark. the city cordoned off the area. a curfew was put in place at 6:00 pm. they don't want people walking around. there's destruction, downed trees and powerlines, there's 100,000 customers in the area without power. this tornado ripped through here about noon, ripped through peckin, peoria, illinois. we know 40 people were treated for injuries. six of those people were serious injuries, head injuries, broken bones, bruises - that sort of thing. about 13 people were treated and released. we think two others were admitted to a

new police dash cam video captured this twister in boone county, indiana, sunday. watch as it passes dangerously close to this semitruck. the damage in indiana so extensive, more than 160,000 residents found themselves without power this morning. entire communities were destroyed, the force even toppling a car in this starbucks parking lot. patrons were temporarily trapped inside, but lucky to escape. tornado warninged were issued across the region last night, putting wisconsin, missouri, and ohio all on edge. this time lapse shows the storm overtake the indianapolis sky line sunday afternoon. the resulting tornadoes tore across multiple towns. crews in kokomo worked in darkness. headlights from their emergency vehicles the only source of light in one of the hardest hit areas in indiana. the storm brought wind gusts powerful enough to tear the top from this home, sending it flying to the middle of the road. fire station nearby was nearly demolished, and this man searches through what used to be his living room. damage from the storm system spread to neighboring sta

tornado moving across farmland, knox county, indiana. further east. very close to the area of washington, indiana. the men that took the photo will join us live in "america's newsroom" 20 minutes from now. you see how dark the sky is in the background. if you have pictures, email them to ureport fox.com. as we get those today, or i time throughout today, we'll put a few on tv and do it by way of twitter @billhemmer, @marthamaccallum. we're fielding your pictures. a gentleman sent a shot from bloomington, indiana, the home of indiana university, a beautiful arcing rainbow through the sky after the storm. we'll show that a bit later. >> a long haul ahead of them. we wish them well. folks across a 12-state area faced a daunting task as they struggle to recover from all of this. coming up we're going to talk to someone who survived one of those tornadoes. martha: also political strategy on obamacare. president obama is reaching out to really the heart of this base today as health care rollout puts the brakes on a second term agenda. also this. watch here.

. >> reporter: in indiana, tornadoes caused injuries and widespread damage through 12 counties. in michigan, one man died when a tree fell on his car. despite all of the devastation, we're learning miraculous stories of survival. accurate weather forecasts. and those timely tornado warnings may have saved lives. in kokomo, indiana, marcy may and 14 others took cover in a bathroom. >> literally shut the bathroom door and the roof peeled away. >> reporter: chris lancaster watched his home torn away, returned to find only rubble. but a miracle. >> daddy's got you, baby. >> reporter: a furry life spared, giving one devastated family hope. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> george zimmerman, spending the night in a florida jail after being arrested again. this time on assault charges. this is his latest run-in with the law, since being acquitted of shooting trayvon martin. zimmerman's girlfriend call 911, claiming he was threatening her with a shotgun during an argument. >> she was able to work her way to the front door of the residence. and call 911. at that time, he pushed h

>> the situation now in indiana is we have about 22 counties that have property damage or have a confirmed report of a touchdown of a tornado. this was a very dangerous, very fast moving storm. it came on our communities like logansport very quickly. i started this morning in kokomo, indiana. i can tell you our hearts go out to our neighbors in illinois for the loss of life, the devastation we've witnessed through places like television reports. here we feel very blessed because of a lot of good common sense and good warnings and good public safety that here in indiana there was no loss of life. when you walk through the streets and walk through the homes, you really see how truly powerful this storm was and how remarkable the fact that hoosiers were spared really is. >> governor, one of the things about the storm people described, it was moving at 60, 70 miles an hour. so the warnings came and people were reacting as quickly as they could. the warnings didn't come quickly enough for people in the area. >> that's what we were witnessing. i spent most of the day in our state's emergency ope

. >> as the line of storms moved east, indiana took a beating. 12 counties are reporting significant damage from tornados or high winds. several were injured. kokomo, indiana is under a state of emergency. don is on the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning charlie, norah, viewers in the west. this is a town with about 60,000 an hour north. what was believed to be a tornado that cut through the community like a lawn mower sledding homesled sled -- mower shredding homes and businesses. no one was killed. the local police chief contributes that to advanced warning and people were able to take shelter. we're beginning to hear survivor stories. people gathered in the starbucks in lebanon, indiana. that was hit by a tornado. they were trapped inside a while. no one was searsly injured. two hunkered down in a car in their garage. the whole building collapsed on them but they emerged uninjured from the battered vehicle. people are starting to wake up you and assess what it's going to take to rebuild. tens of thousands will be without power erpower. the governor is expected to tour

a lot of people that are going down to indiana. there are really no other options. >> stepping outside of the county stepping outside of the state to purchase elsewhere. some all the men say raising the price by increasing taxes will discourage those who smoke zero who are planning on giving it a try. my father died of a massive coronary at the age of 59. i quit smoking and struggled with myself. the full city council will vote next week. >> there's been widespread looting and parts of the philippines as survivors panic over shortages of food water and medicine. more than 2 million people need food aid. even as tons of food arrives. bridges are preventing supplies from reaching an hungriest victims. donations are pouring and at the roseville center. hundreds of volunteers are working day and night to gather supplies. >> is very warming to see everybody coming together and doing what they can. urging eleanor residents who plan to donate to typhoon relief efforts. >> coming up latest on the former governor's effort for a new trial. >

in butler county, kansas, students were rescued from an overturned school bus. from houston to new orleans, chicago to detroit. the system is barreling towards the east coast and parts of the upper midwest. wicked weather that will give millions a post-halloween scare. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> that severe weather system is moving out. but not before making the morning commute very messy for millions of people. >> we get more from accuweather meteorologist, jim dickey. jim? >> good morning, john and reea. we continue to prak a powerful area of low pressure. we've been tracking this all week. it's moving into canada. cold front moving towards the eastern seaboard. keeping heavy rain in the eastern seaboard. soaking rain through this morning. the morning commute going to be an absolute mess. along with strong, gusty winds. widespread gusts, 40, 50 miles per hour. that will down some trees and power lines. john and reena, back to you. >> all right, jim. stay with abc news, as this system moves east. we'll have live team coverage on "gma." >>> from wa

we saw the devastating impact that it made indiana and we have been in touch with each county to make sure they are ready to receive whatever mother nature has to offer. the storm has moved across the state and is exiting two the east. there are power outages of 75,000 customers without power. and there has been significant wind damage as a result of the storm. we are looking now, live pictures from street cameras around cleveland, ohio. you said the storm has been quick and is moving out of your state now and that is a bless. >> it is. we coulding in the same position that indiana is in. so our hearts and thoughts go out to them today. >> mxttamra thank you very much. we appreciate you being with us tonight. and it is good news potentially because the physical stuff you can fix. the human toll you cannot. i want to go back to janice dean now to set us up for the rest of the evening. the sun has set and it got cold in chicago when this thing pulled out. it is november, what is keeping it cooking? >> the temperatures were in the 60s earlier on today and temperatures are dropping 20 to

new police dash-cam video captured this twister in boone county, indiana sunday, watch as it passes closely to this semi truck t. damage so extensive more than 160,000 residents found themselves without power this morning. entire communities were destroyed. the force even toppleing a car in this starbucks parking lot. patrons were temporarily trapped inside but lucky for the escape. tornado warnings were issued across the region last night putting wisconsin, missouri and ohio all on edge. this time lapse shows the storm overtake the indianapolis skyline sunday afternoon. the resulting tornadoes tore across multiple towns, crews worked in darkness, headlights from their emergency vehicles the only source of light in one of the hardest hit areas in indiana t. storm brought wind gusts powerful enough to tear the top from this home sundaying it f sending it flying to the mild of the road. this man searches through what used to be his living room. damage from the storm system spread to neighboring states, like wisconsin. trees were uprooted and houses sustained extensive damage in allentown. you

there are reports if michigan through indiana, ohio, through kentucky. kentucky right now, seeing a number of severe weather reports. the latest that we have, nort nortonville, hopkins county, kentucky. reports of damage from a tornado. just within the last half hour to 45 minutes. also a number of tornado warnings issued across central sections of kentucky as well. we move further north, a number of severe thunderstorm warnings issued. there is reduced visibility, large size hail and strong and gusty wind. we had a wind report out of chicago out of oak lawn. wind gusts of 186 miles an hour. soldiers field was evacuated due to severe weather. the weather improved but now we are watching heavy downpours across section of michigan. coming up, we'll have more details, coming up on the breaking weather situation across the midwestern u.s. right after this. seems every hotel has something to love... so join the loyalty program that lets you earn free nights in any of them. plus, for a limited time, members can win a free night every day. only at hotels.com it

. >> parts of indiana took a direct hit. there are reports of storm damage in at at least 12 counties and the storm town of lebanon this starbucks was destroyed. >> all we could hear was glass shattering. we came out, the building was gone. >> the stormed slammed through the upper midwest making its way into the mid-atlantic states. >> this image of a cloud in central illinois was posted on twitter with the storm hitting a town of pekin where it is confirmed a tornado touched down. several homes were leveled bit twister. tornado watches were posted in seven states. >> aair travel is back to normal after flights were delayed by the storms. at sfo passengers gathered luggage after a united flight from chicago arrived seven hours late. the original plane was damaged in the storm. mechanics tried to fix it but the airline brought in another plane. >> they came in and calmly said there was damage to the rudder. it did not break off but they said there was damage to the rudder. >> the rudder? >> flights arriving from chicago were

. >> reporter: parts of indiana also took a direct hit. there are reports of storm damage in at least 12 counties. in the small town of lebanon this starbucks was destroyed. >> all we could hear was glass shattering everywhere. when we came out, the building was gone. >> reporter: overnight, the storm slammed through parts of the upper midwest making its way to the mid-atlantic states. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> another hard-hit city is lebanon, illinois. >> the city of just over 5,000 east of st. louis suffered extensive damage with high winds and possible tornado knocking down trees and telephone poles. damaging buildings and sending residents running for cover. >> the wind was crazy. the windows were shaking back and forth. just absolutely scary. it was surreal. >> at least two people were injured there. luckily, no one was killed. >>> that storm system is losing steam as it starts to move east. >> it's packing quite a punch for folks on the east coast. here's accuweather's jim dickey. >> good morning, john and diana. afte

in butler county, kansas, students were rescued from an overturned school bus. from houston to new orleans, chicago to detroit. the system is barreling towards the east coast and parts of the upper midwest. wicked weather that will give millions a post-halloween scare. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> that severe weather system is moving out. but not before making the morning commute very messy for millions of people. >> we get more from accuweather meteorologist, jim dickey. jim? >> good morning, john and reea. we continue to prak a powerful area of low pressure. we've been tracking this all week. it's moving into canada. cold front moving towards the eastern seaboard. keeping heavy rain in the eastern seaboard. soaking rain through this morning. the morning commute going to be an absolute mess. along with strong, gusty winds. widespread gusts, 40, 50 miles per hour. that will down some trees and power lines. john and reena, back to you. >> all right, jim. stay with abc news, as this system moves east. we'll have live team coverage on "gma." >>> from wa

this is coming out of indiana. moving as we speak. give it a moment. it's southern johnson county, not far from indianapolis. the images are moving. the fire fully engulfed the home. two children trapped inside. injuries have been reported. this is near indianapolis, an ongoing fire engulfing a home there. no further details at this time. keep it here for more. at the live desk, scott macfarlane. >> we know you will. thanks so much. >>> four people arrested after police say they caused a blackout across an entire community. >> charged with cutting down power lines. >> mark segraves reports they were after the copper wire. >> reporter: this isn't the first time utility crews had to replace the wires along this stretch of annapolis road. police say the easy access to the copper wire means an easy target for thieves. >> they are getting about $3 a poy to support their drug habit. it's unfortunately quite that simple. it's something that is played into the region. >> reporter: these are the woods along annapolis road where the thieves have been hitting. la

. >> crews are restoring power in illinois and michigan and indiana. washington, illinois, was hardest hit bit tornado with a thousand homes damaged or destroyed, twice as many as they feared. 13 illinois counties have been declared "disaster" areas. the cost of this severe weather could top $1 billion. >> should only women considered conventionally unattractive be used to recite female soldiers? a high ranking army officer in charge of recruitment things so and is drawing fire for the controversial comments. abc7 news reporter has the story. >> it is offensive. why are we talking about women's attractiveness? >> that is what women are wondering after an army colonel called this photo a bad choice because the woman is too pretty. he said and i quote, "ugly women are perceived as competent and pretty women are thought of using their looks to get ahead." it is frustrating to see that feeling exists. >> former united states air force captain finds the attention on this soldier's lipstick shade or looks, sad. >> what it has to do with is the nature of the

still a little bit going on in garrett county. that will end later tonight. bismarck was in the mid-40s today. they're at 27. so there is milder air beginning to build to the west of us and we will see that by the weekend. in the meantime, a cold night, cold day tomorrow. starts to warm up a little bit more on thursday and particularly friday on the weekend, back way above normal. winds in the bay up to 20 knots and a small cap advisory tomorrow. tomorrow, around 25. the record is 22. clear skies, pretty cold in some areas. 42 tomorrow, breezy in the afternoon with sunny, partly sunny skies. 52 on thursday, so a big warm- up. 59, back up to 62, some showers, and 63 here on sunday. denise, vic. >> thank you, bob. >>> coming up, the ravens are fairing well without ed reed. >> the new guys are taking care of business on the defe,,,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. >>> mark is here wi

night still, indiana, republican line. hi. ille, indiana, republican line. hi. all the counties around here have brought the noncertified employees, cut their hours to 29 hours. anything school can do , no sporting events, anything, outside of the county. the athletes have to provide their own transportation. they don't want to have to pay the bus drivers to put them over 30 hours. special ed teachers are being cut. host: i think we are having problem with the signal there. here is joe, from twitter. what ways the massachusetts health plan good question mark what does it have that no one is the what way massachusetts health plan good? what does it have that no one else does? in late march, the obama administration received a clear warning that its october 1 launch was fraught with risks. analysis foreshadowed many of the problems that dogged healthcare.gov since his rollout. insufficient testing would make it difficult to fix problems after the launch. sheila, new orleans, democrats line. isler: i am wondering why it that republicans are not trying to help as fa

moments have been reduced to rubble and debris is scattered throughout the county. in wisconsin strong winds have topp toppled trees, shower lines and sheds were destroyed. >> in chicago, 60,000 fans were told to take cover at soldier field as a precaution. >> live reporters are covering every angle. we begin with al jazeera's juan carlos mill eena. >> it's a storm system stretching over the mid west. in washington, illinois, reports that tornados destroyed neighbourhoods. pictures surfaced online, showing homes levelled, vehicles flipped over, possessions of a lifetime buried in rubble. >> they are our two vehicles in the field. one was inside the garage. >> in chicago the threat of weather forced 60,000 football fans at soldier field to take cover. >> there's a lot of wind and people concerned about the conditions that are going on. >> in wisconsin, images of damage. impossible evidence of a suspected tornado. trees ripped from the roots, sheds and farm structures toppled. >> the strength of the winds can be seen in this video taken in st louis, missouri. weather

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video from a central indiana high school showing how powerful tornados can be. the security camera footage was released, showing twisters tearing through the middle school in la fanafayette. hitting on sums in the. no one was inside. the county still hasn't decided to rebuild or tear the school down. >> top of the morning to you all. it turns out mother nature got her act together right in time for thanksgiving. take a look at the beautiful day across much of the country. not looking at much cloud cover here or much precipitation except for right around the great lakes where we have some lake-effect snow showers but the goliath storm that produced snow, wind, hail and ice across the southwest moved off of the shoreline last night. you can see thursday conditions did improve quite a bit although we do have a few lake-effect snow showers. over all, it's looking like a beautiful day. now, chilly, definitely a chilly day. new york city reaching a high of 35. today, yesterday, we were right around 60 degrees. albany at 29, down in our nation's capitol. we are right a

. >> cruise are trying to restore power in illinois, michigan, and indiana. washington, illinois, was harvest hit with a thousand homes damaged or destroyed. that is twice as many as they feared initially. 13 illinois counties have been declared "disaster" areas. the cost of the weather could top $1 billion. >> a high ranking army officer in charge of recruitment is drawing fire for a controversial comment of a photo being a bad choice because the woman in it is too pretty. in a leaked internal army e-mail the colonel wrote and i quote, "in general, ugly women are perceived as competent and pretty women are perceived as using their good looks to get ahead." >> whoever said this statement, doesn't fully understand and appreciate the diversity women in the military. military women reflect the women in american society. >> a congresswoman lashed out tweaking "the united states army doesn't get it if pretty girls should be used in familiar pamphlets." >> look at this controversial ad. k-mart commerce features men moving hips to the tune of "jingle bells," and was

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we have money to be shared with the community whether it be the county, or the city. this also will give money for the parks and for preservation. i think we have done the right thing to be a great partner. >> the indiana tried basically is the ownertribe is e casino. they expect to see thousands of people in the traffic may be an issue. chp are warning people to be aware and they should anticipate about 10,000 extra vehicles on the road. you should be aware of that. this place is huge, up 340,000 square feet. this is as big as in any casino that you would see in loss vegas. it is big, they're getting ready to open the door. >> you do not know, a lot with the mall again opens 9 to 5:00 p.m. a this place, we will see when are the most traffic times may be in the morning, the afternoon, or at night. >> if this 24 hours, seven days a week. 365 days of the year. this place will be open all the time. it is unclear obviously, how the traffic flow. it probably will be more in the evening than anything else. chp is warning people to be aware especially around one a one interc

. >> not particularly, because i do not buy within the county. >> and that is part of the problem. raising the tax will cause smokers to buy cigarettes out side of the chicago. >> and there are a lot of people going to indiana and buying them, there are no other options that we can look at for revenue. >> cigarettes sell here for $12 making $13.26 for a packet of cigarettes. the new tax will add 75 more cents to $14.10 for a pack of cigarettes the highest tax in the country. >> this is one more about step of getting out side of the state to buy cigarettes elsewhere. >> some of the men say raising the price will discourage those who smoke or wire plan on giving it a try. >> my father died of a coronary at 59. i quit smoking and struggled with it myself by and a bake fan of quitting. >> some all the men are against the increase, others are in favor. it will be interesting to see how it plays out at a full meeting next week. >> leaders and voted to ban the sale at electronics address the-end this account. it also requires stores to keep electronic cigarettes behind the counter or have

it's past indiana, now focused on ohio. we'll continue to follow that story. right now let's go back to our program. >>> tyler, texas, march 22nd, 2006. a state trooper's viciously shot on a dark highway, and it's caught on his dashboard camera. >> get in the car! get in the car! >> the incident begins when steve stone with the texas department of public safety catches a pickup truck speeding. it takes a bit longer than usual for the driver to pull over. >> he didn't want to stop for me. you can hear me in the video saying he didn't want to stop for me. it's just something i took note of but it was nothing that would cause me to be on alert immediately. >> his dashboard camera begins recording a bone-chilling incident that the highway patrolman still can't believe he survived. >> and i thought, you ain't going to make it through this. it was very scary. >> it begins as a routine traffic stop. >> how you doing, sir? >> all right, sir. did i do something wrong? >> you were a little bit over on your speed. >> i was just behind that truck. >> well, you were going

. >> twitters cut through indiana, leaving a path of destruction in its wake, including flipping this car, not sparing the starbucks in front of it or the dozens of homes in areas like boon county. >> i saw debris coming towards us. i went inside and shut the door and seconds later, my dad's friend yelled get down. the roof caved in. >> the severe thunderstorm system which fueled the tornadoes spread across seven states, affecting more than 50 million people. >> we may need to take shelter right gnarringselves. >> yes, we do. >> not even those covering the storms were immune from its impact. with many roads impassable as night fell, search and rescue efforts were difficult. this morning, they will get a closer look at the damage. in hard-hit washington, illinois, a curfew was put in place. the illinois national guard dispatched firefighters to assist communities. >> i went back to that end of the house and heard some blasts. we don't have any windows on that end of the house and my husband came back. i said i don't know what to do. we justify stood in the hallway where there were no w