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This week on the crime scene weekly, we're talking about a mom who gained national attention for faking her own kidnapping.

Sherry Papini is back in the spotlight, but now she's changing her story and trying to change her custody arrangement with her kids.

Listen to the latest from the case on the crime scene weekly.

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We begin with the tornado outbreak overnight.

11 reported twisters tore through the four four states and the threat is not over.

Ginger is standing by, but what we can expect as we head into the weekend.

But first, Alex Perez starts us off at Soldier Field in Chicago where the stadium had to evacuate overnight.

Good morning, Alex.

Hey, good morning, Michael.

Yeah, that powerful storm rolled into the region, creating some major problems along the way.

Thousands of fans who had gathered here for the Beyonce concert were forced to evacuate and take shelter for hours.

Oh my God.

Tornadoes tearing across Wisconsin.

I can see it swirling around, and then that's when I run, run inside and get in the basement.

Children spotting one from their school bus window.

In Juneau, drone images capturing the magnitude of the damage.

Homes shredded, roofs ripped right off.

You can see right into the interior of what is left of those homes,

the damage extensive. Down power lines, littering roads, firemen searching for anyone who may

may be trapped. And just 10 miles from Juno, mayhem, and the town of Mayville. Damage to the

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