COOPER: Let's get a quick check in with Chad Myers for the latest on these storms in Midwest and South -- Chad.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Yes, the most menacing right now, Anderson, is a tornado on the ground confirmed north of the Atlanta metro area up in the northern suburbs, the suburbs of Dallas, Georgia, and also Kennasaw, Georgia. The storm has been confirmed on the ground with damage and also some of the debris we're seeing in the air from the radar, actually seeing that. Significant rotation and also the potential for some pretty big damage as we look at the storm moving out of -- that's not the one. The one moving out of Dallas, Georgia, and into the Kennasaw mountain area and eventually possibly over toward Woodstock, this is a very strong storm -- Anderson.</s>COOPER: Chad Myers, thanks. Let's check in with Susan Hendricks with "360 Bulletin."</s>SUSAN HENDRICKS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Anderson, thank you. Iranians voted today to fill nearly 300 seats in their parliament. It was the first nationwide vote since the disputed re-election of President Ahmadinejad in 2009. T hat election sparked widespread protests, which were met by a bloody crackdown by the regime. Classes resumed today at Chardon High School in Ohio. Grief counselors were on hand there. On Monday gunman opened fire on a table of students in the cafeteria. Three were killed, two others were hospitalized. The 17-year-old TJ Lane, he is the gunman. He has been charged with aggravated murder. He is due back in court on Tuesday. And today is the birthday of Dr. Seuss. The man who brought us loveable children's books such as "The Cat in the Hat" and "How the Grinch Stole Christmas." He would have turned 108 today. He died in 1991 at the age of 87. Anderson, back to you.</s>COOPER: Susan, thanks very much. Coming up, good news for people who can't make even the most mundane decision without the help of Facebook. "The Ridiculist" is next.
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