REPORTER: “…gonna go… This is gonna go right over… Uh, right over my house. So, very close to my house, uh, which again is in the Chevy Chase area, Bethesda area, uh, this is along Wisconsin Avenue as well, so heads up if you live along Massachusetts or Wisconsin Avenue.”
REPORTER (into phone): “Ken, you there, buddy?”
KEN: “Yeah?”
REPORTER: “Uh, hey man, I want you to, uh, get down in the– in the basement. We got a tornado warning. Alright, so I wanna make sure you and– you and Kyle get downstairs as soon as you can, okay?”
(he pauses as his son responds)
REPORTER: “Yeah, get down there now, get in the, get in the, in that bath– in that bed– uh, in the bedroom down there. And just kinda wait for, like, 10 to 15 minutes, okay? Do it now. Alright, thanks buddy.”
REPORTER (to camera): “Alright, so, that was, uh, just, y'know, gotta warn my kids, because I know what my kids are doing right now, they’re probably online gaming and they’re not seeing this, so we have a tornado warning, hopefully they saw it on their phones. Many of us got it on our phones, in the news room, I heard the phones go off–”
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makes it really clear to other viewers under the tornado warning what the stakes are and what the appropriate response is
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