Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

This is a look at the live camera of a tornado, which could be passing by our station right now. Take shelter, everybody in the Fox 35 building gets here safe space.

We're catching debris right now on the roof. We're hearing, you can see the debris flying

there on the camera. This is a tornado. Seek shelter immediately. Get under your desks, guys,

anchors under the desks. Okay, we got power flickering out. This is a confirmed tornado.

Okay. I've been doing this for a very long time. That's the first time a tornado has hit

while I'm doing the weather. You're not the captain of the Titanic. You're a meteorologist at a local

TV station. You don't need to go down with the ship, do you? No, although as you know, I was the

tornado anchor at the mighty KSAL in Salina, Kansas.

But if the tornadoes coming straight toward the window, you feel like it's your duty as a broadcaster.

Stay on it, even if it risks your life.

No, I wouldn't pale.

I'd stay there on the mic.

Playing sadly on my violin as the radio station blew away,

two Oz, as he mixes

several different movies together. So I got a

quick question before we get to our latest word salad,

which from Kamaloj,

may or may not include seed oil.

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