[Lemon:] OK, as we are reporting to you tonight, live, there is some severe weather that is hitting the Dallas, Texas area. One round of storm has already hit, another one is rolling through, look at that live picture there. I can't see from that is from our affiliate, KDAF. And look at those clouds over the Dallas area. They certainly caused some problems earlier causing a training facility filled with folks, players, and staff and media to collapse right on top of them, seven people are injured in this, one of them critically. We're still getting reports from our affiliates and from the emergency people there on the scene. Karen Maginnis is our meteorologist here. We're going to go to the CNN severe weather center. Karen, as you look at that tower cam, first, we'll go to the tower cam, what is going on over Dallas? And then, there it is, we're going to bring it up now. And then I want you to, the thing that's behind you, the picture that our i- reporter took, we're going to talk about that in just a little bit. But first, talk to me about that tower and the storms that are rolling over the Dallas area now. Look at those clouds.
[Karen Maginnis, Cnn Meteorologist:] I will tell you that the major Dallas airports are reporting delays at least three hours. Now they have gotten backed up because of the severe weather we have seen all afternoon, one strong wave moves through then another moves through. And here's the latest wave that is impacting this area. What we mostly have seen have been severe thunderstorms. They are currently under a severe they are currently under a tornado watch. Let's go back to that I-reporter picture. Don, you and I were talking about this
[Lemon:] Yes.
[Maginnis:] And I have to say, when I first saw this, I thought, that's a little peculiar. I have never seen anything that looked like this.
[Lemon:] Well, he said the same thing. I mean, it just looks like who knows what it is, and we're going to call him back to see if he has any other images that are similar` to this. But it looks like, it's sort of an upside down cone shaped or could it be a shadow or we can definitely see you know, that the sun, it looks like the son, is at the bottom of the screen there and then the clouds are poking through, it is odd.
[Maginnis:] It is peculiar. He even said that as you already mentioned. But being a photographer, I know I have looked at images and you can get very confused or disoriented, but you can also see I don't know, the sun that looks a little bit twisted.
[Lemon:] Twisted.
[Maginnis:] I wanted to point out what is happening right now. Take a look at this cluster of thunderstorms. We've got a tornado watch, which is currently in effect. The severe weather moved towards Texarkana area. They saw wind gusts of around 70 miles an hour. But in Dallas right now, the second wave moves through. There's not much behind it, but ferocious weather all across the Gulf Coast states, all the way from this Arklatex region over towards northern Alabama, we've had numerous reports of egg size hail. Dallas by the way saw about two inches of rain in just one hour and they got some localized flooding there, Don.
[Lemon:] Take cover, at least be safe, if you're in that area, right?
[Maginnis:] Right.
[Lemon:] Karen. Thank you so much for that. Very weird weather going on. OK. That's our meteorologist Karen Maginnis. The run for the roses, really one for the record books. We're going to tell you why because it was a dramatic finish at the Kentucky Derby and it was a huge upset in case you didn't know.