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This morning, "Piers Morgan Live" covered all angles of the devastating "mile wide" tornado that struck the town of Moore, Okla. Monday and killed at least 51. Joining Piers Morgan live in studio, Scientist Bill Nye talked to the host about the possibility this type of tornado could occur again:
"You can't say from any one storm that this is a result of, let's say, climate change," Nye explained. "This is a much more powerful storm than the one that everybody talks about - May 3, 1999 - because it's wider, cutting a wider swathe"
Nye had one reminder for everyone: FULL POST
Tonight, "Piers Morgan Live" covered all angles of the devastating tornado that struck the town of Moore, Okla. earlier today and killed at least 51, 20 of whom were children. Joining Piers Morgan live from Moore, CNN reporter George Howell spoke with the Valdista family whose children were in school just before the tornado hit:
"I'm speechless. How did this happen? Why did this happen?" Norma Valdista asked. "How are we going to wake up tomorrow and everything's missing - the school, these houses, their friends. Nobody knows where anybody is... Hopefully if anybody's listening, we're okay."
Howell also talked with Julio Valdista who was in the school taking cover just before the storm ripped through Moore, Okla. FULL POST
Tonight, "Piers Morgan Live" covered all angles of the devastating "mile wide" tornado that struck the town of Moore, Okla. earlier today and killed at least 51. Joining Piers Morgan live from Moore, Major General Myles Deering of the National Guard put things in perspective:
"In order to gain a perspective of what's been done here and what this tornado tore down, you have to have a perspective first of what it was," Deering began. "And I'm not sure that anybody who hadn't seen it before could really describe the devastation and it's just literal devastation."
Deering is staying positive as he looks ahead to the future: FULL POST
Tonight, "Piers Morgan Live" covered all angles of the devastating "mile wide" tornado that struck the town of Moore, Okla. earlier today and killed at least 51. Joining Piers Morgan live from Moore, KFOR reporter Scott Hines described the scene:
"It's complete, utter destruction. It's been horrific. It's been deadly. Been devastating." Hines explained he has worked in the area for about ten years and he's "never seen anything like this before."
Hines choked up talking to Morgan about the students stuck inside Plaza Towers Elementary. FULL POST
As tornadoes continue to strike Oklahoma and other parts of the Midwest, this evening "Piers Morgan Live" welcomes storm chasers Reed Timmer and Jeff Piotrowski to share their insight on the terrifying tornadoes that have devastated parts of Oklahoma and the Midwest.
Last night, at least two people lost their lives when tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma and the Midwest. Monday afternoon, a "mile wide" tornado ripped through areas outside Oklahoma City, Okla. destroying schools and leveling homes.
Stay tuned to CNN for the latest from Oklahoma and tune in at 9 as we bring you to the scene of the destruction outside Oklahoma City, Okla.
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Following his entertaining and engaging interview with Piers Morgan (airing Friday, 9 p.m.,) sports broadcasting legend Bob Costas was gracious enough to spend some time in the show's "Green Room," sharing some humorous anecdotes, and showing off some of his patented Syracuse University pride.
Speaking exclusively with Jason Kurtz, the eight-time National Sportscaster of the Year award-winner reminisced about his early days working as an announcer, despite not officially graduating from college:
"My first salary was 11 grand a year in 1974 to call the Spirits of St. Louis of the ABA, but I did leave Syracuse prior to graduation. I don't regret the decision, much as I love the 'Cuse and I maintain a strong connection to them," Costas explained. "I thought well, a chance to not only do pro basketball, but to do it on KMOX in St. Louis, a legendary radio station, has a chance to lead to some good things. And it did. So, that's why I did what I did. Although there wasn't an immediate pot of gold." FULL POST
Coming up this evening at 9, "Piers Morgan Live" welcomes Bob Costas for an engaging, passionate, and entertaining hour of primetime television.
Surrounded on all sides by a full studio audience, the 60-year-old sports broadcasting legend watches with a grin as Piers Morgan plays an old video clip in which the guest interviews professional wrestling personality Vince McMahon.
"Well, here was the deal. It was completely live on HBO, no commercials," explains Costas, describing the intense exchange that took place as part of his "On the Record" program. "I think the segment was scheduled for 15 minutes, but because it got so tense, they just let it keep going, 27, 28 minutes. And much of it was unrelenting tension, just like that."
During the segment, McMahon, the chairman and CEO of the WWE (then known as the WWF,) became visibly irritated with the line of questioning as presented by Costas. As such, he responded by trying to impose him significant physical presence: FULL POST
Coming up this evening at 9, Piers Morgan invites Bob Costas to join him in studio for a wide-ranging, primetime interview that is equal parts wildly entertaining, and completely candid.
As part of an hour-long conversation conducted in front of a live audience, the man who's hosted a record nine Olympic games shares his stance on gun control and firearm legislation, offering a response to those that suggest assault weapons with high-capacity magazines are necessary as a means of self-defense:
"They always present this theoretical - 'well, what if there's not one or two invaders to my home, what if there's 10 or 12 and after I've killed the first eight or nine, I need to reload?'," quotes Costas. "Yes, let me know when that happens. And between now and when that happens, sadly, there's going to be another Aurora, there's going to be another Newtown."
Speaking from the heart, with his trademark brand of eloquence and perspective, the eight-time National Sportscaster of the Year award-winner elaborates further on his objection to the notion that increased legislation equals an infringement on one's Second Amendment rights: FULL POST
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