it's hattiesburg, mississippi. >> you are watching home video of a tornado touching down in southern mississippi in hattiesburg, mississippi. this is a tornado that has cut out power as we understand it to the western side of town, has done some damage. we just heard from a witness there on the ground that a hair salon at least has suffered some major damage. we are not sure right now what the totality of that damage is, what injuries may be at this point, but these are obviously very dramatic pictures of a powerful tornado cutting through what appears to be a populated part of this city. we are following this here at cnn. we have our folks in the cnn weather center taking a look at this. our meteorologist tom seder is the here with details. this isn't the only place of concern, right, tom? there are some other areas to be concerned about. >> the entire region, it will continue to move eastward. we're learning now that we do have a few more counties added to, of course, our warning concern and that is wilcox and monroe in areas of southwest alabama. there was a possible tornado, about

of course, we're looking at the aftermath of the storm in hattiesbu hattiesburg, mississippi, there in southern mississippi. we have some new youtube video that has just come in. these are extraordinary pictures showing this tornado tracking along the ground as we understand that it did for several miles in this area. let's listen to that. >> that is a tornado. holy -- holy -- yeah! oh, my god! i've never seen a tornado before in my life. >> let's go now to a professor at university of southern mississippi. i understand your home was hit. is that right? what kind of damage have you suffered, and were you away from your house at the time? >> no, i was home. we took refuge, me and the dogs, in a safe place. the house got hit pretty good. the porches are peeled off. all the trees are gone. just kind of uprooted. they're kind of laying on the house and the cars and that kind of stuff. >> the trees are laying on the house? is that right? >> yeah, yeah. some of the house is -- i'm in a neighborhood just east of the university of southern mississippi. we got hit pretty good. i haven't seen an

oh, my god, i've never seen a tornado before in my life. >> this is hattiesburg, mississippi 5:00 central time. 6:00 eastern this evening. it is the moment an enormous tornado suddenly struck the town and also the campus of the university of southern mississippi. cars flipped over, buildings heavily damaged. but by a stroke of good lug, very good luck, the campus is virtually desserted this weekend because the students are off for a school holiday. at least three people were injured by this huge tornado and now joining me on the phone, the mayor of hattiesburg, johnny dupree. mayor, give us a sense of the situation and just how lucky you're hoping you are at this point with no fatalities reported. >> we just went through another major thunderstorm and lost our power we really are blessed because we don't have any fatalities that we know of right now or no major injuries but we've had damages to some major structures around town. >> have you been able to determine where all the potential victims who may have injuries are? are you pretty sure you've identified people or is there a lot more

oh, my god, i've never seen a tornado before in my life. >> this is hattiesburg, mississippi, it's about 5:00 this evening, i think that's 5:00 central, 6:00 eastern. a massive swirling tornado suddenly struck the town and the campus of the university of southern mississippi. there were cars flipped over, buildings heavily damaged. but by amazing coincidence, the campus is virtually desserted this weekend, it's a long school holiday weekend. three people were injure d. >> the power's about to go out. >> the people of hattiesburg who rode out the storm say it was a flurry of debris. uprooted trees and darkness as the power lines fell. the power lines down. debris everywhere. that is what john sibley has seen in hattiesburg. he jones us on the telephone. i'm here with our meteorologist chad myers. tell us what you saw. >> reporter: i picked up the tornado out of marion county, mississippi. there was initial report that came out of their emergency management agency that a tornado had indeed touched down and struck several homes, injuring several people. from there, i was able to pick it up

this is in hattiesburg, mississippi, area. it's a tornado, and it goes hand in hand with our doppler radar i am imagines and what the national weather service is telling us. forest county and jones county in mississippi, these storms are moving to the east-northeast a good 40, 45 miles per hour. you're under a tornado warning. it's in southwest alabama, choctaw county, clark county, washington county. we have as many as four warnings. previous hour or two we have

it is adjacent hattiesburg mississippi, northeast of hattiesburg a brick walled ace hardware store has been completely blown away leaving nothing but the foundation of that building. that tells you about the strength of this tornado. before we go back to regularly scheduled programming, maria, real quickly what does that tell you about this tornado strength? >> that would mean an ef 4 or ef 5 strength with the large foundation, large structure from the foundation that is dangerous stuff. stay safe out here across southern mississippi and alabama. >>> i promise viewers we will only come to you as we gather new pictures and information. we are sensitive to the fact that you are watching programming right now. we will turn you now to "the five" but update you as news warrants. stay close. >> every survey shows that every actual practicing physician hates obama care. they are petrified of it. >> where is president obama showed up that wasn't a home turf for him? ever? >> that isn't the point. >> that is exactly the point if you can't get him on your turf you will take a neutral zone. >> yo

one of the hardest hit cities was hattiesburg, mississippi. good morning patti ann. the pictures and video are insane. watch the massive tornado hit through the heart of hattiesburg, mississippi. >> check this out. it is happening right outside my hotel. look at that. >> the devastating twister injuring dozens and injuring 4200 people without power. >> as the tornado traveled down the city's main street it mangled homes and businesses across the campus of university of southern mississippi. >> i saw it as it was crossing interstate 59. it was coming pretty fast. my heart was racing. i have lived here my whole life. this is surreal. hard to take it in right now. >> the powerful winds flipped cars and tossed a trampoline on top of a damaged red cross relief truck. the red cross center was complete dlis troyed. phil bryant plans to check out all of the damage. >>> thank you so much. i was watching last night. >> all clear now? >> we are still looking at more isolated severe weather across places of alabama and also expecting to see isolated severe weather possible throu

cell phone cameras captured the powerful twister as it closed in on hattiesburg, mississippi. >>> for morning road conditions. slick roads from new england to the carolinas and along the gulf coast. a snowy ride around the dakotas. >>> if you're flying today, airport delays are possible in new orleans, houston, atlanta, philly, new york, boston, and minneapolis. >>> now to the search for former lapd officer and suspected killer christopher dorner. the lapd is spending special protection units to protect certain officers and their families. >> reporter: a tip on the possible sighting of former lapd officer christopher dorner led police to evacuate this lowe's on sunday. no sign of the suspected killer. now police are banding together to offer an incentive. >> collectively this group, led by my office, is posting a reward of $1 million for information that leads to mr. dorner's capture. >> reporter: the reward is high because the stakes are high. >> every dhat dorner is loose, the likelihood of an attack, on either a uniformed police officer, or family of a police officer, is likely. >>

. >> right now -- the people of hattiesburg, mississippi are trying to assess the damage after a tornadoh the city on sunday. this is video shot shortly after the tornado touched down. officials say more than a dozen people were injured. martha shade shows us some of the widespread damage.left by the tornado. a severe storm system ripped through the southeast sunday evening, creating this terrifying sight in hattiesburg, mississippi. >> "this is happening right outside my hotel, look at that, look at all that damage dude." >> "i heard the sirens, looked ok outside, and then next thing i know, all the lights went out and it got dark outside and i ran to the bathroom and i could hear all the noise outside. it was really a matter of within seconds everything changed." officials say the tornado caused significant damage in the section of hattiesburg where it touched down. >> "that's a very populated area, a lot of businesses in that area, that's where the growth out from hattiesburg has extended, so there's a pretty large, densely populated with businesses as well as residences in that area.

this is hattiesburg, mississippi the video coming into fox news.use i want you to get a flavor of how this night is going to go. this is a monster on the ground. already caused severe damage to structures and injuries we know and now news of a new touchdown tornado, not far from here. maria molina is in the fox weather center. maria? >> hi, harris, good to see you, that's right, we have another confirmed tornado touching down about 10 miles to the southeast of wanesboro and a number of warnings in effect for wayne county, washington county in alabama and tuck county on the border of the alabama-mississippi area and seek shelter immediately and take these warnings very seriously, harris. >> harris: we're going to tell everybody to stay with fox news channel and we're on the live breaking stories and the new development in the christopher dorner search to tell you about as well and we'll check with our sources, don't go anywhere, that's how fox reports this 2013, february 10th. and our coverage of the breaking w

again, these are had the hattiesburg, mississippi, area.ng to the east-northeast at 40 miles per hour. reports even up to near 45 to 50. now, this is just one particular cell. there have been several in the area that are moving across this region. get a close look. there's some of the pictures we can see. our affiliate here is live on the air. we're getting reports of two inches of rain per hour with this. the same system is going to continue to affect this area into the evening period and overnight. we're going to continue to have the watches. the one in mississippi will come to an end shortly. they will be extended throughout central and eastern parts of alabama and most likely into georgia. the same system will bring some rain to the heavy snow we had in areas in the northeast and that will be a flood concern in the ours ahead or days ahead. we'll keep an eye on this for you. this is all happening in the last several minutes and we'll keep you posted. >> is alarming to you and it's so close to what looks like a supermarket. >> we're gett

this was in hattiesburg, mississippi. ssissippi's governor says there are no known deaths from the storm, but more than 60 people have been treated for injuries. look at the destruction there. a woman -- >>> a woman in florida had an owl stuck in her grill. she hit the owl and thought it would be rode kill. she didn't note the bird until the next day. an officer came and opened the hood, freeing the bird. the bird was actually not injured. >>> and now meet queen victoria, the mascot for the dorns minor league hockey -- for the condors minor league hockey team in california. she escaped and caused some problems on the ice. she will be in the penalty box tonight. >>> we'll have details on today's address from the mayor coming up. >> and candidates are expected to run for baltimore county executive, but it will not be bob mangino. >> and if you're struggling to get a loan, why a bad credit report could be to blame. >> and two different systems are headed our way this week and this weekend. we have the news straight ahead on a

. >> reporter: in hattiesburg, mississippi, they couldn't believe their eyes. seeing this giant tornado, nearly a mile wide, rolling up the street. >> there huge stuff falling out of the sky. >> reporter: brave residents and even braver photographers risked their lives getting these amazing pictures. look closely and see the power again, tearing through electrical transformers and lighting up the sky. >> people's lives being destroyed right now. >> reporter: two of those lives were johnny and johnice dupree. he's the city's mayor and is alive today because he hid in a closet. >> you know, i think god is testing us. >> reporter: across the street, the pittman brothers have no insurance and will lose the home that's been in their family for generations. so, your dad's ashes were -- >> they were in the front living room. >> reporter: did he die recently? >> yes sir, about two months ago. >> reporter: maybe he was watching over you guys. >> maybe so. he had to be, i know somebody was. >> reporter: and there's still more severe weather on the way. potentially heavy

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the frightening scene last night as a twister barreled down on one of the main streets in hattiesburg, mississippisinesses and homes, part of the university of mississippi campus was damaged. >> people should prepare and protect them selves. >> reporter: the tornadoes injured as many as 20 people in mississippi. it's the same strong storm system that's dumped another foot of snow on parts of minnesota. >> all the roads are slippery at this point. >> reporter: and turned roads into ice in wisconsin. in the northeast, more bad weather could be on the day after the weekend's deadly blizzard, which dumped up to 40 inches in connecticut. many school districts will be closed today. >> when you shovel your driveway, the plows come and put the snow back on the driveway. >> reporter: many gas stations remain closed. >> and after thousands of flight cancellations, travelers are looking for some better conditions. >> good morning, andrew. >> good morning, rob and diana. a very unsettled sunday night in portions of the gulf coast. a dozen reports of tornadoes. one of the hardest hit areas, hattiesburg, missis

mississippi. this is the city of hattiesburg.y the city was suddenly a flurry of debris and darkness where the power lines fell down. josh has been monitoring facebook, twitter for comments about the storm. >> this is an ireport that came to us from paul wells. he went driving to the hattiesburg campus of e university of southern mississippi. you're able to see some of these stricken areas. i'm going to let this breathe for about 20, 30 seconds. as we take a look at this, i want to remind everyone, what we've been telling you. the campus was largely empty. we do have information from the university there were four buildings damaged. take a look at that. can you see the power of the tornado there. since i have this going, i want to show you something here. this is an important building on the campus. it's very well known. it's historic. put up in 1912. now, look at that building today. this is one of the ones that was complete loy wrecked. we have ireporters throughout the region, and safely they've been able to take some videos.

she lives in hattiesburg, mississippi heard the twister took the picture i shared with you at the end of fox report of the school building at the university of southern mississippi. you are with us by phone samantha? (speaking on telephone) >> yes, ma'am, i am. >> what did you see and hear? >> i was at my apartment and haired the sigh lens getting louder. liked out my door seeing it getting really dark and i saw one of the transformers getting hit it was coming toward my apartment complex. debris started flying around every where so i got in and i heard it go around my apartment complex and it ended up in the music building behind me. >> how long would you get it was on the ground? we don't have confirmation at the weather service but you were living through it? >> yes, ma'am. >> i know from the videos it was on the ground for a while because it was coming down hardy street from the interstate. it was probably at least a good five minutes in my area. >> but you are okay. everybody you know is okay at least there. i know the school is on break. samantha wilson joining us tonight inl so

also were they were hit so hard in hattiesburg mississippi they're getting more rain showers. this is from the survey team of the weather service. that is another example of why when you say it is not safe in the car, that car was tossed around in that terrible tornado. rain showers moving through new england. the folks are still trying to recover. tomorrow, and will be dry. the area of low pressure will be coming our way. a lot of sunshine in and around us tomorrow. as we get down into wednesday, i think it will start out as some rain. here is the timing, and here we are at noon time to 3:00. rainshowers writer around washington, temperatures. later on into the evening rush hour 5:00 or 6:00, those are the areas will likely to be seeing a bit of snow. not any big storm anything would be something. breezy cool morning when you get up and head out. temperatures into the 30's. a lot of sunshine tomorrow, fair weather clouds. temperatures in the low 50's, above-average. i do think ending with some wet snow. no major problems. by the weekend cold weekend. >> tomorrow looks good, t

hundreds of homes were damaged in mississippi and more than a dozen people injured. a twister ripped through hattiesburgff a roof at the university of southern mississippi. and the danger is not over yet. southern states could be in for yet another day of severe weather. >> meanwhile, drivers across the upper midwest are facing a treacherous morning commute after getting clobbered by a foot of snow and freezing rain. hundreds of cars crashed on slick highways in that part of the country yesterday. on top of that, blowing snow created near whiteout conditions in duluth. and several cities declared snow emergencies, including minneapolis-st. paul. >> this storm system could spell even more trouble as it moves east this morning. >> meteorologist andrew baglini the tracking the storm and has the latest. good morning, andrew. >> good morning. a very unsettled sunday. nearly a dozen reports of tornadoes around mississippi and alabama. same cold front giving us a round of showers and thunderstorms for your monday. it's the same areas in alabama and mississippi. the florida panhandle, not a big severe weather t

the brunt of the storms hit in and around hattiesburg, mississippi, where a long-track tornado ripped across part of the state. the twister traveled down one of the main streets, winding through the university of southern mississippi campus. the governor declared a state of emergency in seven counties reporting damage including downed trees, mangled buildings, and injuries to more than a dozen people. fortunately no death have been reported. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins will have the details on the threat of more severe weather and potential flash floods coming up in a few minutes. >>> residents in southern california remain on edge this morning. day five in the manhunt for a former lapd officer suspected in three cold-blooded killings. l.a. authorities have upped the stakes in the search offering a record $1 million reward for information leading to the arrest of christopher dorner. nbc has details. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say this is christopher dorner dumping a gun belt, a helmet, lapd uniform, and ammunition the morning after his first two murders. the surveillan

." >> pam: crews are assessing the damage in hattiesburg, mississippi. after a devastating tornado touched down sunday. at least 18 people were injured in the storm. which ripped through several counties. the twister destroyed several homes and damaged businesses. the mayor of hattiesburg says, crews from other cities are assisting in the clean-up. >> jacqueline: but another cold night. temperatures are going to be continuing to be cold with the morning however, 60s/70's for the afternoon. first, the fog that we are going to see tomorrow for in the north bay, and there is santa rosa. patchy fog for the delta and the inland valleys. however, by 10:00 p.m., sunny skies 5-10:00 a.m. in the morning. to start, just 39 degrees. 30's in napa, freezing in fairfield, livermore. 30's also for the bayshore. for the afternoon if it looks really nice. 66 in cupertino. for the east bay, low 60s. 65 degrees in castro valley. closer to the coast 50s for the coast for the immediate coast. and a range of 60s for the north bay. we will keep it warm and dry. upper 60s. and e

let me show you some video we're getting from hattiesburg, mississippi. do on the ground. we know it did roll through university of southern mississippi. we know there's been damage on the campus. we also know that campus was out on break for mardi gras. students were not on campus like they could have been and would have been if we would not have that kind of break. a large tornado in there is coming across the city from west to east. finally pulled to the north, just north of hattiesburg proper. a very large tornado. that's a lightning flash as transformers pop. a lot of damage. we're already seeing it here. also, more tornadoes still possible tonight. we still have watches in effect across the region. a lot of lightning out there right now. this is going to continue for a lot of the night. here's another piece of video north of the tornado lacking right straight at it, how black it is right there. a wedge tornado on the ground. thinking at this point in time that's either an f-2 or f-3 tornado with debris falling from the sky. damage being done at the s

hattiesburg, mississippi was one of the hardest hit areas. ister traveled down one of the town's main streets and caused what officials describe as major damage. at the the university of mississippi, windows were busted out and litter is strewn across the campus. campus police have declared a state of emergency. a new weather situation is causing some concern. >> aside from tornadoes, damaging wind gusts or even large hail from the thunderstorms, we also do have the concern of flash flooding and flash flood warnings have also been issued across many of the same counties that were hit by tornadoes or possible tornadoes. flooding has occurred already and has been reported. >> reporter: although it isn't typical to see such wild weather at this time of year, the tornado season is well under way. >> it is pretty unusual to be seeing severe weather during the month of february. we had another outbreak of tornadoes during the month of january. so we are starting a little bit early. >> reporter: the mississippi governor is expected to survey the stor

she's from hattiesburg, mississippi. ashley had been trying the trick shot for over a month and this was her last time to make it. >> boom goes the diana meet, ashley. >>> the gun bill that was voted out of committee. >> why one lawmaker from baltimore said it won't do anything to make the city safer. >> plus, inmated helping injured vets. >> and you never ask what's in the sausage. you might change your mind after hearing about the latest recall. >> you have to stick with bacon. we have a few winter showers. we think we can see more before daybreak. we'll talk about how your saturday starts. >>> it is the first to come and an attorney plans to file a lawsuit against an obgyn. he said his client, a former patient of dr. nikita levy is a hopkins employees. >> a police trainee shot by another officer is out of shock trauma. he face has long road of recovery. brian kuebler has confirmed the investigation is nearing an end and will be take ton a grand jury next month. >> a makeshift puppy farm is busted. dogs were found in t

. >>> the brunt of the storms hit in and around hattiesburg, mississippi, where a long tractor nad doe ripped across parts of the state. the twister traveled down one of hattiesburg main streets wanding its way through the university of southern mississippi's campus. governor phil brian has declared a state of emergency with downed trees, mangled buildings and injuries to more than a dozen people. fortunately no deaths have been reported. nbc meteorologist bill karins will have more on the threat of severe weather and potential flash flooding in a few minutes. >>> residents in southern california remain on edge this morning. day five for the man hunt for a former lapd police officer. la authorities have under the stakes in their search offering a record $1 million reward for information leading to the arrest of christopher dorner. nbc's miguel alma gar ra has details. >>> law enforcement forces say this is chris tow foredorner dumping a gun belt, a helmet, an lapd uniform and ammunition the morning after his first two murders. the surveillance video captured across the street from a sa

governor of mississippi will hattiesburg to get a look damage left from a tornado. cked down trees, damaged homes and commercial thedings and parts of university of southern mississippi campus. weather service people werean 50 injured, but no one died. >> 6:36. to theger storm snow, recordl that amounts. slowly getting back normal for some amtrak.tation like >> let's check in woodbrige and at union station with a look and how the transportation .s picking upper >> a busy morning already at station and several trains station towards york and farther north. today there will be limited service between new york and boston. bad is good news to get the moving onceon again. crews are still working to clean of the tracks and pick thend down the trees along tracks as well. part of the cleanup the record snowfall in the northeast. people over their waking up cars areding their buried under mounds of snow. thousands of people remain in utility crews worked to get power back on. schools in boston are closed today. has been lifted that was in place on the weekend. open andare bac

severe weather, we've shown you the video out of hattiesburg, mississippi. more severe weather coming in the deep south. for us, raindrops on the way for now and the chance of a little iciness up to the north. peeks of sunshine late in the day will allow temperatures up into the 50s. sunshine back in the picture on tuesday. here's your monday forecast, starting out with the showers. the morning will be chilly and wet. rain chance 70% first thing in the morning. in the afternoon, upper 50s to near 60. rain chances dropping. the evening will be dry. there's the extended forecast now. 58 tomorrow. well above average for this time of the year. and a nice day on tuesday. still a lot of disagreement between some of the computer models. i'm going to lean with probably more of a rain solution than snow, but it will be a possibility of a rain, sleet, snow mix thursday morning ahead of some genuinely cold air which arrives for next weekend, which may also have a chance for some snowflakes around here. so we're not completely done with winter yet. march is still a few

mississippi. a tornado has caused significant damage in hattiesburg, including the campus of the university of southerni. video is coming in. there's still no word on

. >> overnight a tornado ripped through hattiesburg, mississippi has injured 63 people.omes and businesses damaged. take a look at this new video just in to kron 4. this was shot from an apartment complex just after the tornado touched down yesterday. the town of hattiesburg is home to the university of southern mississippi which receives some damage from the tornado. >> no word yet on the condition of three people were injured purify officials also said the storm has caused significant damage to buildings. three tornadoes touching down in mississippi. seven in alabama. over 100 homes damaged their. >> watching the weather on the east coast as cleanup efforts are now under way after the weekend's blizzard. >> this is new video just in to kron 4 from stamford, conn. the state saw the most snow from the storm. >> 40 in. of snow were recorded in hamden, conn.. enduring the worst of the storm, a dumped four to 5 in. of snow an hour. >> president obama declared a state of emergency in connecticut yesterday. the emergence of a declaration will provide federal aid to the state

this is hattiesburg, mississippi, confirmed tornado on the ground, significant damage and reports of injury. there are other tornados moving across the southwest tonight. all folks need to be on high alert for dangerous and deadly tornados. part of that energy is going to start to work up into the northeast tomorrow. for those still digging out, we're going to bring sleet, snow and freezing run rain. difficult weather conditions and general rain will go into the snow pack and potentially create roof collapses. here at the airport, and on the streets. it will be a difficult monday morning. lester? >> eric fisher, thanks. >>> on tuesday night, president obama will deliver the first state of the union address of his second term. and despite all the attention that gun violence and immigration have been getting in recent weeks, the economy will be the president's major theme. we have more on this tonight from nbc white house correspondent peter alexander. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, lester. good evening to you. unlike his inaugural address last month, senior advisers to the president say

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this was hattiesburg, mississippi. this was on the ground well past hattiesburg too. debris blowing around the bottom of that thing. amazing stuff there. just glad that no one was killed. >>> we don't have any tornadoes to talk about today. we still have that heavy rain from the same storm in the deep south. we've had some flash flooding in the same areas hit by tornadoes. in areas of georgia and southern alabama, you may have lightning and damaging winds. the heavy rains are dangerous enough with the flash flooding. the northeast, we're on the heels of an amazing historic snowstorm which dumped as much as 40 inches of snow in areas of southern connecticut. mind boggling snow totals from northern long island with plus 30 inches all the way up to maine with 35 inches. how widespread the snow was is just crazy. people are still digging out. still 100,000 people without power. the next mini system is coming through. the roads have been cleared. we have freezing rain, sleet and snow moving into the areas that were just hit by this big storm. this is not going to cause too

this was captured near hattiesburg, mississippi. that's home to the university of southern mississippi where the storm mangled some of the campus buildings. here's what we know right now. the storm caused what's being called major damage. but there are no reports of any deaths. once the sun does come up, crews from the national weather service plan to be out and about to survey the damage. at the live desk, angie goff, news 4. >>> right now, thousands in the northeast still have no power after this weekend's blizzard. overnight the number of homes and businesses in the dark dropped to 150,000. many of those are in hard hit massachusetts. that is less than a quarter of the outages from saturday. people from pennsylvania all the way up to maine got as much as 3 feet of snow. the storm is being blamed for ten deaths. >>> transportation leaders hope air and train service will finally be back to normal by the end of the day. airports in new york, boston and connecticut are slowly restoring flight service. the flight schedules are close t