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April 28th, 2014
08:13 PM ET
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.
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