An active and violent spring tornado season
April 15, 2011 4:04 PM
The time between spring and early summer is prime tornado season in the U.S. So far, the 2011 season has been active and violent. Don Teague reports on the unpredictable killers.
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Japan's resilient survivors 2:03 April 17, 2011
Japan's resilient survivorsThe Japanese city of Rikuzen Takata was almost wiped off the map by last month's tsunami, leaving nearly half of its 23,000 residents homeless. Lucy Craft reports on the resilience of the city's survivors. -
BP spill anniversary fuels debate over Gulf progress 3:01 April 17, 2011
BP spill anniversary fuels debate over Gulf progressAlmost a year after the massive BP oil spill into the Gulf of Mexico, Mark Strassmann reports on the debate over the level of recovery and the effectiveness of new disaster plans. -
Impact of high gas prices on economy 2:05 April 17, 2011
Impact of high gas prices on economyThe soaring prices of gas are threatening to slow down the nation's recovery. Elaine Quijano reports on the impact of rising energy costs on the economy. -
New FAA regulations call for more sleep 2:10 April 17, 2011
New FAA regulations call for more sleepIn wake of the recent incidences of air traffic controllers sleeping on duty, the FAA's new regulations include an order to get more rest and an extra hour off between shifts. Wyatt Andrews reports. -
Tornadoes, storms devastate NC's Bertie County 1:52 April 17, 2011
Tornadoes, storms devastate NC's Bertie CountySevere storms and brutal tornadoes hit North Carolina's Bertie County harder than any other spots in the state, leaving at least 11 people dead. WRAL-TVs Tara Lynn reports. -
Gov. Perdue on tornado-ravaged North Carolina 2:23 April 17, 2011
Gov. Perdue on tornado-ravaged North CarolinaNorth Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue speaks to Russ Mitchell about the severe storms and tornadoes that swept her state, leaving 21 dead. -
NC hit by severe storms, tornadoes 2:21 April 17, 2011
NC hit by severe storms, tornadoesAfter a weekend of severe storms and brutal tornadoes in North Carolina, at least 21 people are dead and hundreds of homes have been destroyed. Cynthia Bowers reports on the latest of the storm's trail of destruction.
