it is a violent tornado. eric: at least 23 people are confirmed killed that number expected to grow after multiple tornadoes tore through the mississippi overnight. at least four people remained missing at this hour, and dozens more have been injured. you see the lightning and the veracity of the storms that were to the south. hello everyone i'm eric sean this is fox news live. hi alicia. parts i am in for arthel neville

for the devastation apparently began in a town of rolling a fork mississippi miles northwest of jackson. the mayor said damaged assessment quote my city is gone for the national weather service says that same tornado is believed to have erased eastward at 70 miles an hour, never weakening as it slammed into silver city mississippi and several towns in alabama on a 100-mile path of destruction. mississippi governor declaring a state of emergency in affected counties in mississippi emergency management agency said search and rescue teams are on the ground. arthel: we have talked to starstruck this hour. meteorologist adam standing bite storm chaser zachary hall is on the ground was served charles watson who is live in mississippi with the very latest in there, charles. say, eric, we are in anne-marie, mississippi right now we are trying to make it to the downtown portion but the closer and closer we get to make it

into the downtown area. part of the reason you see the line of cars trying to get into the downtown area. part of the reason it is hard to get in here you see police out there blocking that area from folks heading through. we have not been able to get down there just yes. you can see from a distance there is just a lot of destruction down there. i believe we can see cars tossed about. we see a lot of the electrical lines toppled over and lines and down on the ground. just piles and piles of rubble. we could also see people's exposed roofs down there but you can imagine, eric, this is make a rescue and recovery efforts whole lot more difficult for the first responders who have come from mississippi and from other states to sort of help those folks who have been affected by this tornado.

you can see over here, another set of lines down. this home right down the street from other homes has sustained a serious looks to be okay. a lot of trees and debris down right now. but erica, again a serious situation down here. and by the looks of all the destruction that we see right now there is no wonder why this storm killed 23 people. twenty-three confirmed deaths across the state of mississippi really heard from the assisted b emergency management agency which said this first responders were out on recovery efforts we could see those numbers unfortunately tick up as we speak. four people are missing we mention the power line there's a lot of power lines down right now. thousands of people were without power overnight. we presume thousands of people are still without power. that is certainly going to make

the rescue and recovery efforts a lot harder because the communication is really, really difficult in this area, eric precooked just of dempsey as we can see, charles thank you. alicia progressed present buying a short time ago issued this statement on the tomatoes, to those impacted these devastating storms in and to the first responders and emergency personnel working to help their fellow americans we will do everything we can do to help it will be there as long as it takes. we'll work together to deliver the support you need to recover. and for more on the deadly tone is lesbian storm chaser zachary hall. zachary, it is my understanding you are now just outside rolling fork. can you tell us what you saw she left the area? >> whenever we left the area the damage was still pretty bad. obviously there's a lot of emergency response. local law enforcement, fire, ems services. local people helping, family

members, friends the devastation inside rolling fork is bad. we were there at less than one edition nato hit. we went back to this morning some the worst damage i have seen and i've been doing this now for about six years. it is pretty rough for sure. alicia: zachary out on your twitter feed this morning just taking a look. you posted so many devastating images. there is one that is particularly haunting. this is the image of folks can take a look at what the tornado looks like just before it struck rolling four. can you tell me about that moment and did you have any idea where that was headed? >> we were actually in the town of rolling fork and decided to readjust south and we saw the velocity on that raider technology in the car spiking. we knew it was likely over to the unit was going to be coming into town from flared our horns we have tornado all over the

scar hoping people would recognize that we are trying to say. there were no tornado sirens i remember going down. estimate south of town was of the image or the tuna you just showed. it was haunting. the sound of it was haunting. never heard a roar like that associated with a tornado. it moved into rolling fork, mississippi ingested so much damage. zachary can you talk to us about warning systems how they work for areas such as rolling fork? also, how did they come into play when you have a storm moving so fast? >> the national weather service in jackson, mississippi issued a tornado warning. i do not want to speculate because i do not remember how early they had issued the warning. and they also don't to speculate or comments on ema work as far as tornado sirens i drove rolling fork has tornado sirens.

but we uncovered many people from the rubble and damage to said they had no idea tomatoes coming into town. i do not know how that occurs given the national weather service has been referencing strong violent tornadoes for a few days down this region. but then again it's one of those things were they may not see the warnings, may not hear the warnings in this tornado is moving faster if i remember at the wernick information had the storm moving at 48 -- 50 miles per hour. that is quick. alicia: this is an event that happened at nights. how does that darkness come into play in all this? i imagine people had an idea something was happening, so i think a look around and see where it was coming from. folks right. the only reason you are to see what images we provide is because of the lightning. a list of the super celt moving into town we kept looking for the tornado, the lightning eliminated it. actually seeing the ocean and hearing the roar there's a good

chance many people had no idea. this a lot of strong thunderstorms that are in the mississippi delta area. just a debt bad circumstance that really is very quick to simply heartbreaking. zachary hall from chaser doubt on the ground there. went to thank you for bringing us these images and kind of explaining how all this works, be well thank you. >> of course. eric: teams the national weather service and of course in the area mississippi now in alabama and tennessee. assessing all the damage, dealing with survivors and looking for any victims. adam and the "fox weather" center of the very latest on what we know, adam. >> we are tugboat surveying of damage there is a large area to cover brainstorm reports from yesterday's storm, that one particular tornado we've been talking about this is one super celt. over her mouth between them. we didn't notice debris balls aren't radio at at the time is

much as a mild this is could be a powerful turn out tapping the next couple of days in this area, today bright and sunny that's good for any cleanup efforts at any sort of survey you want to temperatures running towards 80 degrees. it is look like nothing but sunshine out there today. maybe a little bit of a change tomorrow a chance for severe weather pops up to to the south of this area verbal talk more about that in a moment. we are looking back towards 80 degrees with plenty of sunshine. now where is that system currently? we've been watching the line of storms sweep across the southeast now getting to southern georgia largely back toward the not nearly like what we have seen it yesterday. there continues to be a chance of that likely a get across much of the southeast for yesterday where the very likely significant range.

there are still some ingredients out there. folks across the southeast still need to beat weather aware here on the saturday. maybe a better chance for severe weather as we get into this but looking to stretch from the carolinas and back across portions of mississippi? where is this compared to where we saw the storms yesterday? the best chance for severe weather could be south of what we have seen 24 hours ago. you're getting right in that area were more severe weather could be on the way. of course will be watching that all unfolds. >> has to certainly watch what's coming tomorrow, adam thank you. these tornado struck in the middle of the night on center half alive with ways you can help with recovery efforts, alex brickwork certainly going to be needed and it is frightening

when you see an event captured in real time. we see it often so much sheltering in place or fleeing from a storm document the journey. like it upside down trying to hit in the dark of night and flashes of lightning illuminated or transformers blew out in the distance, let's take a look at the video here. rex seems like were waiting for that now. do this season to season you can only see the outline of this tremendous storm coming their way when the flashes of light would happen. we've got photos of rolling fork. talk to a homeowner who think loose able to enjoy a safe place before her home was destroyed she was very emotional her name

was jamie and that phone call that magnitude of what had been lost at her community and her home as well. there are ways to help to prove want to make sure they are reputable sources here. you have the red cross of mississippi they will certainly help. they are already on the ground there the red cross of mississippi and alabama we know portions of alabama damage two. samaritans purse is another option they deploy crisis volunteers. the salvation army as well. they assist in disaster relief. you want to make sure they are reputable, well-known. i've seen scams already take advantage of the situation. people are struggling trying to get in touch with loved ones. i've seen a lot of that on social media sites. first responders asking drivers to stay off of those roadways and impacted communities. it's alexandria hoff thank you so much for you are so right about getting to the right organization. folks do want to help. went to their dollars to go to

the right place, thank you. or at least two people were killed five missing after a massive explosion chocolate factory in eastern pennsylvania look at that the philadelphia having to catch that live as that factory exploded. it isn't west reading happen for 5:00 p.m. yesterday. it makes the chocolate and easter bunnies. spongebob squarepants chocolate bars live with the very latest on this shocking tragedy. >> continued to evolve this time it has been confirmed two people have died. there is some good news one person was pulled alive from the rubble overnight. crews are up against the clock to locate any other potential survivors. as you mentioned earlier a

weather camera from the fox affiliate actually captured the explosion. this happened just after 5:00 p.m. friday afternoon for you see large pieces of debris and thick plumes of smoke that filled the sky. the ike connick palmer chocolate factors been business since 1948 in these words headquarters located about an hour and a half northwest of philly. where the painter 50 people or tear. we know at least eight people were taken to the hospital with injuries because of the explosion. but five people are still unaccounted for as recovery efforts continue to debris this is understandably shaken the tightknit answers. right now there is hesitation to speculate on what could have caused this, listen. click this investigation going be ongoing. unfortunately do not have any calls at this moment towards being all we can effort. were also going to people doing investigation. overall answers unfortunately any answer be speculation for.

>> emergency cruisers and canines and imaging technology to look to the rubble for others. this chocolate company has been a community staple for decades. this morning leaders said the factory was first built in the late 50s and late 60s. so shocking. the hope for the best. thank you. >> and eric, another tragic turn to the border migrants suffocating on a freight train carpet delays him or southern border on the number of people who died, next. one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back

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before morning a top story mississippi governor declaring a state of emergency in the areas that were so powerfully desk devastated by the huge tornadoes respond overnight. right now death toll stands at 23 people others remain missing the sour dozens more people injured by the damage from those tornadoes being reported in alabama and tennessee. the ripped of the deep south. twisters were seen from louisiana up through to north carolina. right now the website power

outages.u.s. since they were still about 10,000 or so customers in mississippi who remain without power. we'll stay with the story throughout the rest of the hour. alicia. alicia: thank you eric for the president issuing a statement of short time ago on the tornadoes left so much devastation the deep south. he's also responding to deadly arabian drone attacks on u.s. bases in sierra. lucas tomlinson's life on the north lawn, lucas. >> a busy afternoon at the white house first president biden responded to the dems during tornadoes mississippi, releasing a statement from the white house saying he has spoken to mississippi governor dictates reads also local lawmakers and citizens raised their full support for the people on the ground there. from the statement he also says quote to joseph by the devastating storms into the first responders and emergency personnel working to help their fellow americans, we will do everything we can to help or we

will be there as long as it takes. we will work together to deliver the support you need to recover. as you mentioned on the top, this comes as a present incident with another major situation crisis in sierra u.s. forces have come under attack the past two days nothing today but the sun has set u.s. forces in the region are bracing for more text after american soldiers wounded yesterday president biden spoke from canada. quick mistake the united states does not comment does not emphasize see conflict with iran. but be prepared for us to act forcefully to protect our people for that is exactly what happened last night. we are going to continue to keep up our efforts to counter terrorist threats and arrange in a partnership with candidate members of the collision to defeat isis. >> roughly 900 troops in sierra right now. top u.s. shelf american forces in the middle east of them and attacked the eight sentence president biden took office the

president's message about not wanting conflict with iran was a top gun. maria is on the defeat isis mission that will remain our focus but we do not seek conflict with iran we do not seek escalation with iran but the strengths we took last night were intended to send a very clear message and we will take the protection of our personnel seriously printable respond quickly and decisively if they are threatened. >> right now we await word in any of those iranian backed proxy forces trying to attack u.s. troops again today on saturday for the third straight day. it also any word u.s. plants anymore retell torah strikes, alicia. alicia: of course lucas tomlinson my life at the white house thanks. >> police in from texas a smuggling operation went doubly and horribly wrong. place received a 911 call yesterday saying they were migrants suffocating inside of a freight train. the police it did respond and

read they did find two of those people already dead. several others in immediate need of medical care, life in mission, texas with more on the smoking story, alexis. excite eric. we are working to get updates on the migrants who were able to make it out of there alive just to see how they're doing. many of them were in critical condition is 100 degrees yesterday in south texas even harder inside of those railcars. thus a migrants said they could not breathe and someone dialed 91. this is my own folder then take a look at her screenings to the aerial footage that we shot hear from above in south texas to the border prevents when the tree was stopped near uvalde, texas dental investigator said that no monk alerting them there migrants inside of the scars and needed help. we know at least two migrants have died and at least 15 others stated serious medical atte attention. you can see heavy police presence also on the ground after the migrants were found what they said suffocating inside of the scars. sources tell fox news the migrants are being smuggled into

the u.s. on the trains. and we are told this is when the migrants also got on the train that is in eagle pass, texas there. we are going to take her fox team cameron to show if i'm above in eagle pass, texas a bit above into the separate migrants up crossing and that's where they believe the migrants got on the train for it back i hear lehman mission, texas working to get update on the migrants conditions if you remember just this past summer, eric, they're more than 50 migrants that died inside of a semi truck near san antonio, texas for denser choice smuggling incident as well. as we talked officials here and give me numbers on the ground they want answers on the white house on what they're going to do to address all of the scales of this southern border, eric. >> elected, on the border thank you. alicia: tiktok seal facing intense questions from both sides of the aisle on capitol hill this week. as calls grow to be in the chinese owned social media here

in the u.s. ohio congressman bill johnson took part in that hearing. he joins us next.

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learn how abbvie could help you save. before latest on the deadly storms in the south at coakley's 23 bobette numbers sadly is expected to grow. look at the damage, just overwhelming. multiple tornadoes tore through mississippi overnight. at least four people remain missing at this hour and dozens more are injured. they turn right at 100-mile path of destruction beget in the town of link fork, mississippi that's where the mayor and there it simply says my city is gone fox weather nicole is with the very latest on the ground on this devastation, nicole. well, those who have seen rolling fork to the hotel it's not an exaggeration to say the city has almost been completely wiped out.

to take a step closer to dosing stepping over pieces of wood maybe walls to a home at one point, behind meat cinderblocks, metal sheets, a car that sits on top of where there was once a home standing. no longer there but i will walk with you here, to give you a look at some homes are still somewhat intact very much damaged. you'll see here even brick homes seeing such devastation. the images that look a lot like this go on for miles and miles and miles. mississippi governor tate read talking a strategy now declaring state of emergency. he says he has been in contact with president biden who says he will make sure he meant gets here to get those people who live in this community the help they need. it has been a very tough day already getting a power resort still not fully restored. cell service just now coming back on for so many here to be

able to reach their loved ones to let them know if they are okay, they are safe, if they have anything they need. so locating the missing has aptly been a challenge. the pain is a palpable as you look over images like this is hard to imagine the feeling of those who once lived in a home like this one. i cannot see from where i'm standing a single building that does not have some sort of very catastrophic damage. this is the reality here in rolling fork. one of several committees impacted by this major storm. one that ripped through more than 800 miles of the state of mississippi. recovery is going to be really far-fetched today. already about checking in on each other in getting the resources this community needs. before nicole the damage behind you, is absently devastating it is so sad. thank you. you can work continuing coverage go to the "fox weather" app, you know about that?

download the app infarcts weather.com. it is for free. could be a very good service for every live. you can also use your phone to scan the qr code. we'll keep it up on the screen for second if you have your phone with you. "fox weather" app your weather 24/7. according to in the forecast that we all need to know. alicia. alicia: a commander of ukraine's armed forces on the front lines on the eastern city are stabilizing after months of grueling combat. but there are reportedly 10,000 civilians and with horrible conditions in and around the city. senior correspondent mike tobin is live with the latest, mike. >> the british ministry of defense is projecting russia in this costly long battle mate redeployed resources ukrainian commander says his army was to take advantage of that and launched a new offensive in two. if and when that happens we caught up with the guys will be the tip of the spear.

>> the weapons that don't match or take the same ammunition for these are the fighters who have been holding ground and the prolonged battle. buttered 30th territorial battalion. asked to stay on the front line you understand what you leave? what spirit heavy losses in many guys died. many guys were wounded. these face mercenaries pulled from prisons and sent into combat untrained and poorly armed. but they say wave after wave of mercenary port of the battlefield to exhaust ukrainian ammunition and died. >> making a big problem for us. >> reveille hard by combat the 130th in brief are and are then back to training. ask fighters in this unit are new. new is a relative term because before the country was invaded all of the fighters in this unit had civilian jobs.

>> any experience but in the morning of 24 i understand i should go. it is necessary for me comes necessary for our country. >> they have ammunition with this or that it is support for the promised western tanks. >> this is what we miss a lot. everything else, everyone has a machine gun. everyone has cartridges for it. ask him to talk about having enough ammunition, that is a perspective of soldiers in a very important fight. resources are funneled toward them. further up the chain even president zelenskyy is saying this anticipated springtime offensive could very well be delayed if they do not have enough weapons and ammunition. jump subject to some alarming or escalation that is coming over the wires lest our through russia's task is efficiency.

she is deploying tactical nuclear weapons, just north of ukraine. he says that is in response to the british military supplying ukrainians with ammunition complaining depleted uranium rounds, alicia back to you. >> move there. mike tobin live in than five thank you. eric: begged him tiktok on the hot seat. blunt questions about user safety and the accusations cannot control your information when you log onto tiktok. new lawmakers on both sides of the aisle seem to be skeptical tiktok's defense thursday. the popular social media app owned by china -based company says it does have a comprehensive privacy and protocol policy to protect american users. against what critics say are coming china's control over all the information you sure to check when you use it. the company accused lawmakers of political grandstanding and said it does protect american users. reaction at all this is going to ohio congressman bill johnson.

tears on the house committee. he also said extensive background in information technology. so congressman, i know you know what you are talking about comes it. reviewed satisfied by what you've heard or were you more troubled by tiktok's defense? xo is actually more troubled. we look at the report that came out of citizens lab in toronto, discovered there are programmable variables inside of tiktok that you change a zero tour 11280 it reverts back to a chinese communist party capable spy machine. instead they have done nothing to satisfy me this is not just another spy tool of the chinese. this is an electronic version of the spy balloon and it is deployed to over 100 million

people here in the united states. that is crazy. so for how come it's taken so long? there been so many users 150 and his men out there and so prevalent we have not done anything about it since then. >> it is a very good question. the thing about it is though is we are now. it is become very, very clear. we have learn more that citizens lab reports that tiktok choice used to exonerate itself was actually condemning, in my view, if you look at the actual quotes but the director of the lab. this is the should not feel exonerated they are trying to cover up what they're doing and we are not going to be a part of that. remember when huawei came to the united states and we found embedded chinese spyware and capabilities to collect data on our infrastructure, our power

grids and other capabilities. so we began to eliminate while way from our networks. is he seemed kind of thing here. china has for decades to build its economy on ceiling the intellectual property of the american people up the game because now they're stealing private information. >> you are on tiktok, it is unbelievable what they can get live a full screen. let's take a look at that right now. if you allow him to get your content, context, stuff the stuff in your camera, e-mail address, where you are, your ip address. for goes on and on your keystroke patterns. the other mobile devices. there are so many some folks cannot read this and screen are just so many. they know the videos you watch your private messages.

they know about your screen resolution for everything you do on the web. this is shocking and frightening, congressman. >> eric, it is shocking. what is so sad about it is a chinese and take that information and they use it to gain economic, political even a military advantage. they are spying on america from coast-to-coast from north to south. they are getting a lot of information that should not have access to personally believe this is elevated to national security crisis. and i am not the only one who feels this way. listen to the republican chairman, mike turner of the intel says. he believes the same thing. stiffly are the ceo basically denied the accusation saying they are protected, to buy that?

>> you know, no i do not. i do not believe they have a way to protect it. not in its current configuration. i believe the only way, the only way and even then i would be suspect lest i could get some party citizens lab to do another audit. the objective sell that company to an american company in the software has to be audited, re- verified. needs to be totally reprogrammed in my view before anybody can feel safe using it. this visit in the congress was to say to folks with kids or grandkids mode you tell them? part i would say look. i would not use the application. i would urge you to get off your phone. i certainly would not leave music. eric, if you see the videos during our hearing they had people trying to convince children, trying to convince

people to commit suicide. they even had a tiktok video that was aimed at harming the chairwoman of our committee. arctic to see it and they did not even know it was out there. they have little control over the actual they are claiming associate for the american people. twenty-seven cover some bill johnson of ohio thank you for looking for the american people and dealing with this issue. we will first revisit you as this continues, thank you. >> thank you. physics from hollywood right or utah court room, what if the culture of taking the sand and being called a liar bring the latest on her trial in the lawsuit against her comment ne o next. to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today.

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killed from these devastating storms. mississippi governor dictates it reeves declares the state of for those affected counties. right now the state has over 8000 power outages as the search for more missing people there continue and trying to deal with all of that damage that happened overnight, people not getting a lot of warning apparently because this did happen in the darkness of the evening. we'll have more on the tornadoes and the damage and cleanup later in our hour. he skied into me for. >> yesterday. >> that is when you were furious and said you skied directly into my effingham back. at the top of your lungs are. >> yes, i did. i feel very sorry for him. it seems like he has had a very difficult life. but i did not cause the accident. so i cannot be at fault for anything that subsequently happened to him.

>> actress gwyneth paltrow taken the sand and utah courtroom yesterday testifying about a 2016 ski slope crash. a retired optometrist that left him personally brain damage she's suing for $300,000. let's bring in keisha defense attorney and former prosecutor. you've seen both sides, thank you so much for being here. as you know attorneys are trying to prove that not only did their client not rushing to terry sanderson the plaintiff your butt is the other rep industries that are also trying to say the traumatic brain injury that he suffered did not make him the angry abusive person some people and his family have said he has for comfort in fact he was like that before. i want folks to watch this instance or the defense really presses one of sanderson's daughters about a troubling relationship that sanderson's has with another sibling, li listen. >> so she made that up?

she has testified under oath, she made that up? >> it is her experience. you are asking mine for course i i was being earlier. it was wrong for me too triangulate you, your data and your sister and your mom. and ask your forgiveness. you love your dad, fair? >> true. alicia: keisha, how much does this come into play in this trial here how cruel, or mean or short tempered he was prior to how he is now? and in those exchanges with the attorneys? >> okay when you are dealing with personal injury cases there is no direct evidence indicating who did what it is all going to boil down to credibility. gwyneth paltrow is stating this guy doctor sanders and ran to her. doctor sanderson stating trying to run into him it's a he say, she's the type situation. when you have that attorneys are

going to try to impeach the witness' credibility. and in a situation the attorney tried to go in hard on the doctor's daughter. and as a litigator yes i want to impeach summons credibility. but you have to be extremely careful not to come across as insensitive or as a bully attorney. when the jurors see that they develop a dislike for the attorney which can blow the case for your client. it has a big impact on the case. >> you bring up a really good point. that was the defense side. look what happened and exchange with the plaintiff's attorney and transient. >> questions are asked repeatedly if she was accident prone to what she said no i am not. which she has admitted a number of times that she is. mr. gwyneth paltrow went on jimmy kimmel saint yes i accident prone i am always running into things.

she is very relevant to this case, how? because we believe that is exactly what she did. she ran into things like she always does, as she testified she has lied under oath a number of times i want to be able to show the jury. >> jersey to withdraw this moment. physics trenches drop drops with the attorney says she's lied multiple times you have attorneys being super aggressive i know that's their job this is particularly notable isn't it? >> absolutely. like i said before an attorney has to be very careful. yes, you want to bring up any type of a prior admissions that indicate this person is probably lying at the trial. but you have to be very careful. okay, she admitted to being clumsy but that does not necessarily mean she caused this accident. so the attorney when in a little too hard in my opinion and now that is going to again make the jurors think this attorney is a

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after the deadly tornadoes killing about two dozen people read urologist and the weather set them with what to expect regards we are continuing to check that exact line of storms and fired up all those tornadoes yesterday. back across northern portions of mississippi, alabama, all clear for now that initial line is pushing south stretching from the florida big event across portions of south georgia up into the carolinas for the couple isolate severe thunderstorms out there. the ingredients are not as nearly as powerful as it were yesterday but it does not mean it's going to stay like that because the will at least become some risk for severe weather. we see likely for severe thunderstorms today yesterday at we are but significant level to assess increase a little as we look toward your sunday for forecast. stationary front across the southeast pretty get back into portions of alabama and mississippi in other to get to very likely.

not decides who were yesterday but higher end of this. little further south the storms we saw move on through for this is where the tornado path was. right on that so folks pay attention to that's ingredients are going about their once again. maybe deceiver weatherly popping off a little further south. of course, eric will be watching for. >> help for the best of course, and thank you. alicia: and eric we want to put this back up. there are ways folks can help through the red cross, mississippi and alabama but there's also samaritan's purse which deploys crisis volunteers and of course the salvation army helps with disaster relief as well. we know folks out there are white and what they can do to pitch in and help these folks out, eric. >> 's elevation, red cross always in the ground that is such a great job as well as samaritan's purse thank you for watching. our prayers the nation's prayern we will be back with more news in one hour.

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