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damage. it is heartbreaking. horror and heartbreak gripping much of mississippi after deadly tornadoes ripped through the state will speak to a disaster relief organization about what's being done on the ground to help plus vladimir putin planning to put nuclear weapons closer to ukraine and right next door to a close u. s ally in the region for live in moscow and kiev with the latest and march madness like we've never seen before massive upsets in both men's and women's matches. cnn sports ploy wire joining me live to break down the tournament. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with kim bruun hooper. we begin in the deep south of the us, where another round of severe storms could be heading their way in the coming hours. hopefully they won't be as destructive as the ones that pummeled mississippi and nearby states friday night into saturday, leaving images like

these have a look. these used to be homes now mangled mass of crumbled buildings, vehicles scattered like toys, trees and power lines, stripped bare and strewn about at least 26. people were killed and dozens were injured. the mayor of hard hit rolling fork mississippi, says his city is gone. hours ago, president biden approved a disaster declaration for the state to get federal disaster aid flowing quickly and one sobering fact the u. s. has seen more deaths from tornadoes in that 1 24 hour period than all of last year. here's how one resident described the devastation. mcafee unity. and. thank god we're alive, but also were so devastated by the loss of the whole trailer park behind the building is gone and we don't know where everybody is. we don't know it's alive and who's gone. kate emerald is

senior associate at team rubicon of veteran led disaster response organizations. she joins me live from hattiesburg, mississippi. thanks so much for being here with us. first of all, just described the conditions you've been seeing out there. thank you so much for having me this morning. the conditions here in mississippi, unfortunately, are just devastating. um we are seeing you know, down trees and power lines, vehicles overturned and thrown. great distances from where they were parked. we've seen, um you know homes that are completely destroyed or have severe damage. so it's very disheartening to see the damage here. i mean, were you just surprised at how wide and total the damage was from from this tornado? that door. tornado's destruction path is absolutely, um something like i've never seen before. i've been doing this for over three years. now i

can compare it similar to the tornadoes that i saw in 2021, the kentucky area in western kentucky. um very similar, very long track and, um, the devastation is just, um, it was awestruck you when you see it. yeah i mean, we're seeing the pictures from the area is just just on inspiring how powerful it was. i mean, just to even your organization is trying to help but even getting around trying to provide that help is a challenge. how are how are you going about it? it can be a challenge, however, in team rubicon. one of the services that we provide to our communities is that we provide chainsaw operators that go through and remove debris from these roads. so we you know, are trying to get into these communities and access these communities and we have the ability to do that, um, by utilizing our skills with those chain saws and opening up roads for the first responders for community members. to get back

to somewhat of normal by being able to move around their municipality. do you know? are there still people out there who need to be rescued or possibly recovered? i cannot speak for the entire area. i know that search and rescue has been the priority. um you know, over since the storm happened, right? whether it was neighbors trying to help neighbors or organized efforts for search and rescue. i think those will continue. i don't have specifics, as far as numbers are concerned, but we're staying in touch with the local communities as we try to render aid to them to make sure that we're not hindering any efforts there. so you're trying to help free the roads? i mean, what are some of the other things that you're doing? what are some of the other pressing needs? absolutely. we see the needs for, you know, roof tar ping, um , expedient home repair things like window boarding, trying to get, you know, homes. livable and livable condition for the homeowners, but it's going to be a long road to recovery here and

so team rubicon is going to be with these communities until we can get, you know, normal back and these communities. unfortunately more bad weather is on its way. i mean, how could that make your efforts and the efforts overall, more challenging? unfortunately bad weather does slow the efforts right? we have to think about the safety of our volunteers, and of all of the responders that are involved, um, in the recovery here, you know, obviously, we don't want additional damage that could come to other communities in mississippi or or anywhere for that matter. um but the individual homes that have sustained damage already could sustain additional damage through water. you know, being in rooms that it wouldn't be a normally because there was a roof there so it can compound the issue. but we're hoping that the rain stay south and stays less severe. yeah, absolutely hope that as well quickly for people out there. they want to help. how how can they do it?

absolutely um, you can go to team rubicon usa .org and sign up to volunteer. we are veteran lead, but that doesn't mean that you have to be a veteran to join, and you can also place a donation there that will help fuel our efforts and continue the recovery here in mississippi. alright listen, we really appreciate everything you guys do out there. stay safe. kate amaral. thank you very much for being here with us. and if you want more information on how you can help the victims of the deadly tornado and those storms that swept through mississippi, you can go to cnn .com/ impact. alright latest. i want to go now to cnn meteorologist karen mcginnis. so, karen, as i mentioned a couple of times, they're more bad weather on the way. do you have any updates on those new weather threats of the folks in the deep south facing? yes i do. and kim. it's a very volatile, very active and very dynamic situation. now just about an hour and a half ago, i saw one cell one thunderstorm

cell that was located to the north of montgomery, alabama, but now more being touched off across central sections of alabama. also in the mississippi now encroaching across central sections of georgia. there's a languishing whether system here and that's what's triggering all this activity with return flow coming up from the gulf of mexico, so lots of moisture twisted the atmosphere. but what we're primarily seeing right now is the storms fire up from lagrange over just to the north of montgomery, all the way over to meridian, mississippi is we're seeing mostly large size. hail large size hail as an egg size golf ball size. exhale we're also seeing lots of lightning will see some heavy downpours and now, the storm prediction center says. we've got a 10% likelihood that you could see an isolated tornado right now. we do have severe thunderstorm watches out as well as localized warnings and where you see these warnings. those are areas in the orange. that's where you're seeing the hail. also the high winds heavy

downpour. lots of lightning, so it's not benign weather, but it may not be torn attic weather, but overall, this is the severe weather risk going into sunday, pretty much extending across the southern third of alabama. also in the mississippi and for louisiana. i think the bulk of that stays to the south of the rolling forth rolling fork. is the county seat of sharkey county courthouse was pretty much demolished, and we saw the entire city with rare exception that was so affected by this tornado, which the preliminary estimates are it was an e f four and f four and ef five. tornadoes are considered rare. but very, very dangerous and deadly. when you look at that it is staggering to see just the extent of that damage and e f for will top acars. it'll destroy sturdily built homes. so

when you think about what an ef five could do, it wouldn't even it's unimaginable already. 26 reported deaths here. very volatile atmosphere across the deep south. also, the carolinas can expect to see the volatility as far as the weather is concerned, mostly with severe thunderstorms that track from rolling forth to winona, the track that moved towards the northeast, preliminarily 59 miles long. that tornado was estimated to be three quarters of a mile wide. if you can imagine just the ferocity of that. and what we saw. yes there is comparison but also in northern alabama. also came. we saw e f one in the f two reports of tornadoes and lots of damage and several fatalities there as well back to you just absolutely terrifying. alright karen mcginnis, thanks so much appreciate it. in pennsylvania. at least three people are dead

and four others unaccounted for following an explosion at a candy factory officials say they're conducting search operations, but hopes of finding more survivors are fading. cnn's danny freeman has more. this has been an absolutely devastating weekend for the residents of west redding, pennsylvania, where about 60 miles northwest of philadelphia, and it's all because of that explosion that happened here friday afternoon at a chocolate factory right in the center of town. now first responders have been working tirelessly throughout the weekend to try and find survivors. but again, that explosion was just so massive that it made it very challenging test. now this was a multi agency operation. the governor of pennsylvania was even here, and he deployed state resources like structural engineers and search and rescue specialists. and the challenging part here is there have been some moments of hope, in addition to the sadness overnight on friday night, there was actually one survivor who was pulled from the rubble and taken to the hospital. but we spoke with a gentleman later on saturday. emphasized that he fears his sister was still

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of their existence and survival and resilience in them. houses are crushed by military firepower, roofs ripped off apartment buildings are riddled with holes, chunks missing, the constant threat of fund exploded shells, bombs underfoot, and some people still living in the shelters trying to survive these intense hostilities. against the backdrop of the kremlin's military struggles in ukraine. pleasant vladimir putin says russia will place tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, ukraine's northern neighbor hillary supporters, both ukraine and nato ally poland, it hasn't had a nuclear arsenal since the end of the cold war. but that could change in just a few months. here's how putin defended the movement and interview with russian media. the united states has done it for decades, they have placed their tactical nuclear weapons and their allied countries. nato countries in six countries to be exact. germany the netherlands,

belgium, italy, turkey and greece and we had an agreement with lukashenko as allies do the same. cnn's matthew chance joins us live from moscow with more on this developing story, potentially significant development. matthew take us through it. yeah, it's potentially soothing from but it it doesn't mean that belarus is going to have control over these nuclear weapons. in fact, vladimir putin was very clear on that point, saying that they would be transferred to belarus , but command and control over them would remain in russian hands. and so what that means is that they would be. for the first time since the 19 nineties, russia would be putting elements of its nuclear arsenal. these tactical nuclear weapons, not not the big intercontinental ballistic ones, but small but powerful battlefield types of munitions. it would physically put them in belarus. but it would maintain sort of military control over them. now the consequences for belarus are quite significant because what that means is that russia would have the opportunity with these missiles

to send with them a lot of troops to protect them and to and to use them if necessary, and so it's a further step that russia is taking to tighten its grip and increase its military presence inside belarus, not necessarily a further step towards nuclear armageddon. in fact, the u. s state department of the u. s officials as well have downplayed this move, saying that it doesn't necessarily change their calculus in terms of whether or not putin is going to use nuclear weapons. alright. so you explained what it might mean for belarus in terms of them not being able to control these nuclear weapons. what else does it mean for belarus and then for surrounding european nations? well, i think it's quite it's quite alarming, isn't it that you know every almost every week, putin comes out with some reference to his nuclear arsenal , and that sends alarm bells ringing in the neighboring countries. ukraine particularly , but also the other european states as well, um and you know, and, understandably, so. russia

has the biggest nuclear arsenal in the world, and it has the most tactical nuclear weapons than any country in the world as well. and so people are understandably concerned. but you know, i think there's a sense in which putin is largely doing this for a domestic audience. you know, he has to show that he has the initiative on the battlefield. he has to show that russia remains potent in the face of the reality, which is that progress into in in what he calls his special military operation. the war in ukraine is not very quick. there are setbacks. there hasn't been progress as rapid as the kremlin would have liked to have see events unfold on the ground and so by sort of talking about its nuclear it's nuclear arsenal and deploying its nuclear arsenal in this way to neighboring belarus . it gives the impression that russia is taking the initiative and is taking action and is on the offensive. but actually on the ground. really, nothing could be further from the truth. interesting. all right. thanks so much matthew chance in moscow

and cnn's ben wedeman is standing by in the ukrainian capital, where senior officials are weighing in on russia's latest move. so then you've been monitoring reaction there in ukraine. what have you been seen? well, what we see is that the ukrainians clearly feel that the temperature is being raised by president putin's statement regarding the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons sometime down the line in belarus. on the other hand, they are not pressing the panic button. we did see a statement from olexiy danny love, who is a senior advisor to president vladimir zelensky. he said, and i'm reading here. putin's statement about placing nuclear weapons in belarus a step towards internal destabilization of the country maximizes the level of negative perception and public rejection of russia and putin in belarusian society. the kremlin, he concluded, took belarus as a nuclear hostage. i think if you read between the

lines here. what do the ukrainians are saying that lukashenko, whose hold on power just a few years ago, was looking rather shaky, maybe weakening his domestic position by allowing russia at some point to deploy nuclear weapons in belarus and as. as matthew just mentioned the fact that this means more russian troops in belarus, a country which did allow the russians to use their territory to invade ukraine. just over a year ago, tim alright then, then ben from the battlefront now what's the latest, particularly in the ongoing battle for mahmoud? the situation there continues to be precarious. cnn was on the phone with a senior fish spokesman for ukrainian forces in eastern ukraine. he said that the russians in the area around mahmoud do not seem to be

suffering from a shortage of artillery shells that the shelling of that city continues to be intense. he says that there are around 4000 civilians , incredibly still inside. what's left of that. that city now, every day we're seeing that the russians have advanced in some areas, the ukrainians claiming that they're pushing back. and others. what's most important is that there is one last road allowing for ukrainian forces to go in and out of the city at the bring supplies and whatnot. that road continues to be quite dangerous and if, if, at some point the russians do manage to either cut that road or make it impassable because of fire that could spell the end of the ukrainian military presence in bomb mood. alright appreciate the updates. ben wedeman in kiev. thanks so much. you know, move likely to intensify an already volatile situation. u s

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federal funds available quickly and as one of those tornadoes swept through friday night, local meteorologist had this reaction to what he was seeing on the radar of look. we got a new skin coming in here as we speak. oh, man like north side of amory, this is coming in. hello, man. dear jesus, please help them. amen the tornadoes have affected so many people and their stories of loss or just heartbreaking. earlier i spoke with the divisional commander of the salvation army in mississippi, and i asked him what people in the devastated area need most serious. we've stood up an incident command team, uh, to help us serve. there are four specific areas that we're targeting. right now . this initial phase of our response is mass feeding. it's

typically where we begin, and so we've got to four response teams that are working in the hardest hit areas, uh, rolling fork, silver city, winona and other areas in between all along that path, which have had destruction. uh and so we said yesterday was a busy day. ah so we served about a little over 2000 meals. lots of, uh, water, so pallets of water that we've been distributing to communities that were impacted and so really upfront. it's trying to meet those basic needs to ensure that people have healthy meals, many homes that can no longer prepare meal. uh and actually, there are there are some homes that have not had damage or have had little damage and they could prepare meals, but they're still without power. so we're serving and those folks to as well. and we'll have more on this

developing story at the top of the next hour. former us president donald trump returned to the campaign trail saturday afternoon with a rally in waco, texas, that evoked memories of his previous bids for the white house has speech included the patently false claim that he actually won the 2020 presidential election. that came as he faces legal investigations in several jurisdictions are christian homes has more. thousands and thousands of people showed up in waco, texas, for former president donald trump's first campaign rally of this season since he announced his third presidential bid. former president talked at length about the numerous investigations he is facing, including that one in new york where there is a potential indictment. take a listen the district attorney of new york under the auspices and direction of the department of injustice in washington, d c. was investigating me for something that is not a crime, not a misdemeanor, not an affair. in

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these reforms, or at least calling for them to be halted, the defense minister, giving a speech on saturday evening with short notice, where he came publicly in front of the israeli public, and called for the legislation over this massive judicial overhaul, to be at least frozen for some time, at least after several of the major holidays. both religious holidays and national holidays are coming up in the next month . now, keep in mind this judicial reform would give unprecedented power in the hands of the israeli parliament to the point where in some situations, according to this legislation, the israeli parliament would be able to overturn certain supreme court decisions. now we've seen now more than three months of hundreds of thousands of israelis taking to the streets in protest. we've heard from high level figures from across israel's banking and academic making high tech and now we are hearing from the defense minister himself, saying that this legislation needs to be halted in the sense of national security, he said. the divisiveness over this overhaul is causing problems for israel national security that the that israel would not be able to

properly defend itself. essentially if this continues down this path, this comes in the wake of hundreds of israeli military reservists, including elite air force crews, who said they will not heed the call to serve if this legislation passes because they will no longer feel as though they are serving a democracy. take a listen to what the defense minister had to say. the events taking place in the issues and israeli society do not skip the israel defense forces unprecedented feelings of anger, pain and disappointment have risen and i see the source of our strength is eroding as minister of defense of the state of israel. i emphasize the growing rift in our society is penetrating the i d. f in security agencies. this poses a clear, immediate and tangible threat to the security of the state. i would not allow this. now keep in mind. you have gallant. the defense minister is a member of benjamin netanyahu's own party to give you a sense of

the level of this defection. now, several other members of netanyahu's party have come out in support of halting the legislation. these people all support some sort of form of reform to the judiciary, but it's not the way it's being pushed through the speed and the way it's being pushed right now they want at least some sort of freeze. to come about, but we're already hearing from other ministers in the israeli government, including from the far right wing national security minister itamar ben gvir, who was called on netanyahu to fire the defense minister, he says for using the israeli military as a bargaining chip, saying the defense minister has folded in the face of protesters. notably though, is who we have not heard from and that's the prime minister himself. we have not heard anything from him about this speech or about the judicial reforms since your balances. the defense minister gave this speech last night. kim. man who inspired the movie hotel rwanda by saving hundreds of people during the country's genocide, is now out of prison after his sentence was commuted . movie stars and government officials campaigned for his release despite political

opposition in his homeland. cnn's larry maduro has our report. how can they not intervene? hundreds of thousands are dying, portrayed as a hero in the oscar nominated film hotel rwanda later jailed in the same country on terror related charges. he denied paul rusesabagina story could be hollywood movie of its own to don cheadle played uses a bag in the film about a hotel manager who helped to save about 1200 people. during one is 1994 genocide, in which 800,000 mostly ethnic minority tutsis, were killed by hutu extremists. active currents gained him international acclaim. but also made powerful adversaries in rwanda. he was a vocal critic of running president paul kagame. e in 2020. he was arrested by running authorities while traveling and the following year he was sentenced to 25 years in prison. when you can use the

human america. he is convicted of being a member of an illegal armed group and participating in terror activities. clooney foundation for justice called it a show trial, saying it lacked guarantees of fairness. his family has since made several appeals for his release, frankly , there are days when i cry a lot. i can't sleep. i don't eat at all. just knowing that my father is sitting in a room with no windows, no light and no one to talk to no one he can trust in this country on friday that was a new twist to his saga. the rwandan government said it has committed to begin his sentence after a request for clemency recently, president paul kagame's signaled he was willing to move forward on the issue. we are not people who want to get stuck. mhm in one place. they have been many high profile efforts to release rusesabagina , the united states and qatar,

among them on a trip to kigali last year. u. s secretary of state antony blinken said he voiced his concerns about the fairness of rusesabagina trial. who is a permanent resident of the us with dual citizenship in rwanda and belgium, had an opportunity to discuss this matter with president khatami. i'm not going to get into specifics, but will continue to engage on it. in his pardon, appeal. rusesabagina cancer survivor says he is suffering from poor health and as a free man promised to leave politics and spend the remainder of his days in the u. s inquiry reflection. let him adobo cnn. after decades of diplomatic relations, taiwan and honduras have formally cut ties. the move comes as the honduran foreign minister referred to taiwan as an inalienable part of chinese territory instead of recognized the existence of just one china right now, only 13 countries maintain official relations with taiwan. in recent years, several

nations have switched recognition to china in an effort to bolster trade and investment. already facing an economic crisis. the people of lebanon are about to confront whole new challenge to different time zones. the government has decided to delay the switch to daylight saving time. it was supposed to happen on march 25th , and now it will officially take place on april 20th. but not everyone is going along with it. at least two tv networks have refused to delay the change. to add to the confusion . it's unclear if officials responsible for synchronizing times on electric devices even informed about the move. almost a quarter century after elian gonzalez came to the us migrants from cuba keep arriving, some in unconventional ways. florida officials say two cuban migrants arrived at key west airport on saturday on this motorized hang glider. they weren't hurt and were turned over to u. s. border officials. all right. just ahead to men's final four spots are locked in one by an unlikely

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go to miso book .com. well. there were major upsets during saturday's games in the men's and women's basketball tournament. final four teams is locked in, and it will be a surprised many people and a powerhouse school that most people expected to be in the final four won't be for the first time in more than decade. so with me now to discuss this is cnn sports koya wire. another day. another upset right or a couple. i guess the only thing you can predict about this n c double a college tournament called march madness is how unpredictable it is. it is. that's right point for us right now is florida atlantic this university in boca raton, florida less than 1% of the tens of millions of brackets that people tried to fill out for this had them going to the final four. well here they are. now the owls headed to houston. that's where the championship will be the hours. er hooten and hollering after taking down the

number three seed kansas state 79 76. this is a basketball program kim that didn't even exist 35 years ago, they didn't even have any march. madness wins until 10 days ago, and they're on this run. they had just one previous appearance in this tournament before this, and now the nine seed is doing doing it for all the cinderella at the ball, the only other nine seed ever reached the final four was wichita state in 2013. that's her. they're gonna have a special bond forever. but they would have this group would have a special bond forever. if we would have gotten knocked out in the conference tournament, not made the tournament. it's who they are, like i said before. it's just awesome to see a guy a group of guys that that deserve this 100% for it to happen for them. now check out the florida atlantic fans waiting for their team to arrive back at the team hotel. imagine the scene if they are able to pull off two more wins and become national champs . now the university of

connecticut they put the gun in gonzaga there from washington, and they just absolutely embarrassed this team, handing them their worst loss of the season by 28 points. their coach dan hurley, has this team steamrolling everyone in this tournament, though they've beaten therefore moments by an average of 22. their star guard jordan, hawkins said after the game. yukon is back in the huskies playing their best ball of an up and down season at the perfect time. the big east conference is the best conference in the country, so we went through some struggles. but once we got out of that league and started playing nonconference teams again we've been back to that team that looked like the best team in the country. i watched coach cutting down nets afterwards. he doesn't even need the scissors he realized here. eventually he's one of the most fiery coaches in college hoops. he has yukon headed to the final four as the only team left on the men's side that's ever won a national title . the last time was 2014. it just speaks volumes about how wild this tournament has been

kim the rest of the final four. they'll be set later on sunday afternoon. creighton blue jays they'll take on san diego state just after two eastern, then miami faces off against the highest remaining seed in the tournament, and that's texas. there at number two. yeah, i mean yukon really on a roll there, but surprisingly, not for the women. yes it was on the women's side yukon. they have been the benchmark for excellence in the women's game, and now you have to go all the way back to 2005 to find a women's tournament where uconn we're not in the elite eight. but check this out the bus guys of ohio state. they buck the trend they dominate. with defense, forcing 18 turnovers. kim just in the first half. for some perspective, yukon had only averaged 16 for an entire game all season, the buckeye said to the elite eight for the first time in 30 years, ending yukons record streak of 16 straight trips to the elite eight no women's or men's team had ever done that. the problem with streaks is the longer to go.

you're you're closer to an ending than you are to the beginning of it, and it's just a matter of time. you know, it's not like when will it happen? it's just a matter of time. i mean, it's that if it's going to happen, it's just a matter of time when it's going to happen. um and it's gonna was gonna happen sooner rather than later. now south carolina women's team, they know a thing or two about streaks. the gamecocks beat u c l a 59 43 on saturday for their 41st consecutive wins. the defending champs haven't lost since march. 6th of 2022 very advanced to the elite eight for the sixth time under coach dawn staley. they're going to play our fifth trip to the final four in monday's regional final against two seed maryland. coach staley is an olympic gold medalist. she's a multiple time all star in her playing career. she's such a motivator and inspiring individual. i've spoken to her, and she had me wanting to run through walls for her, but she's the type of person that after a loss, she'll go to the opposing team's locker

room to just, you know, show her gratitude and thanks competition . listen, we have a couple of moments here, so i thought i'd ask. you mean what's behind all of these upsets? is it just luck or is there may be something to it? we're seeing a lot more parity used. to be just the several few teams that duke's north carolina's kansas who are gonna be there, they're not there this year, and i think part of it. kim is the name, image and likeness deals, which are now allowed players in college sports are allowed to be paid to have their name on a jersey or in a video game or whatever it may be, and i think that's allowing some of these other schools to attract a star player. whereas before all the stars we're going to one of maybe four or five schools. well now you get these other schools that have a chance because they have some star players who were able to go there and get paid to play the game. equalizing factor. interesting stuff been a fascinating tourney. it's so far . been fun to watch it along with you. thanks so much. thank you, all of you for watching us. i'm kim bruun hoover. you can follow me on twitter at kim

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