Storm Chaser says he's retiring after deadly Arkansas tornado

Deadly tornadoes have left a path of death and destruction for miles in the south.

Our Ed Lavandera is in Mayflower, Arkansas where he caught up with a storm chaser who came dangerously close to it all.

He tells us why his experience on Sunday will be his last.

Filed under: Severe Weather • Tornadoes

MERV HODOS

I AGREE FULLY WITH DISMISSING DONALD STERLING FROM ANY ASSOCIATION WITH THE NBA. HOWEVER, I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHY YOUR MR CAROL REFERRED TO STERLING AS THE SON OF JEWISH IMMIGRANTS. WOULD HE OR CNN REFER TO HIM AS THE SON OF CATHOLIC, PROTESTANT OR BAPTIST PARENTS OF COURSE NOT. CNN IS JUST A RACIST AS STERLING AND OWES THE JEWISH PEOPLE A PUBLIC APOLOGY.

April 28, 2014 at 8:32 pm | Reply


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