
A massive path of destruction across a suburb of Oklahoma City, after a two mile-wide tornado tore through the area late this Monday afternoon.
Nearly 200 thousand people were in the path of this storm, which the national weather service believes packed winds of 166 to 200 miles per hour.
Two schools and a whole swath of homes were completely leveled.
Two survivors of the Oklahoma tornado describe the twister to CNN's Nick Valencia.
In Canada, where there are reports that Toronto's mayor Rob Ford has been filmed smoking from a crack pipe.
Reports: Video appears to show Toronto mayor smoking from crack pipe
The video has not been made public and CNN cannot verify its authenticity.
Paula Newton has the story.
Erin Burnett talks about a sex scandal involving former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and his "bunga bunga" parties.
In the past week, we have seen alleged spy, Ryan Fogle, detained and kicked out of Russia amid accusations he was spying for the CIA.
Russia calls 'spy' case provocation, but Boston fallout could be factor
Now, Russia's Federal Security Service, which is the successor to the Soviet era's KGB, has outed the CIA's bureau chief in Moscow.
The breach of protocol raises concerns about America's top spy agency.
Outfront tonight: Bob Baer is a former CIA operative and station chief.
A federal magistrate has refused a request from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's lawyers to take "current and periodic" photos of Tsarnaev throughout his recovery at the federal Bureau of Prisons medical facility in Devens, Massachusetts.
The lawyers say they want the photos to provide evidence of Tsarnaev's "evolving mental and physical state" in federal custody.
Susan Candiotti is in Boston with the latest.

