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st. louis, missouri. crews have been using chainsaws to cut back trees as they search for anyone who might have been trapped. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we look live at the golden gate bridge. beautiful weather around here. kron four's gayle ong joining us now with what's happening out there. >> ken and catherine. yeah, it's been a beautiful weather lately. hope everyone has been enjoying the spring like weather and the dry weather, of course and has been formed which we've all been joined. here's a live picture from the east bay hills in berkeley. see some moisture on the lens there and you see some clouds starting to roll in. that's because we have a low pressure system heading our way. here's futurecast for want to time this out. we have some some light showers, not a heavy downpour like we saw. so that we can expect that to come thursday morning, mainly in the north to our north and then by thursday evening, this will mainly be a north bay event. so you can see santa rosa and clear lake will get

st. louis, missouri. that's where we see the risk of tornadoes, powerful winds, exceeding a 120 kilometers per hour as we get this warm air being pumped up from the golf. meeting up with that cooler air, rushing off of the rockies. and let's talk about the rockies. this is where all our snow is centered. look at denver at 3 degrees, but keep your eyes peeled on kansas city. 28 on tuesday. watch what happens on wednesday. you're down to 11 degrees so we can see just how vigorous this storm system will be. quiet for western canada, i think we're going to get into some blizzard conditions in the northern plains. some spots could see up to about 90 centimeters of so temperature is up in the northeast of mexico. same goes from mexico city. 30 degrees don't often see high temperatures here just because of the elevation of this city, northwest star, brazil, who's seen a lot of flooding here. certainly the risk of seen some more on tuesday. same goes for the coast of ecuador, and we've also got some thunderstorms

st. louis, missouri. that's where we see the risk of tornadoes, powerful winds, exceeding a 120 kilometers per hour as we get this warm air being pumped up from the golf, meeting up with that cooler air, rushing off of the rockies. and let's talk about the rockies. this is where all our snow is centered. look at denver at 3 degrees, but keep your eyes peeled on kansas city. 28 on tuesday. watch what happens on wednesday. you're down to 11 degrees so we can see just how vigorous this storm system will be. quiet for western canada, i think we're going to get into some blizzard conditions in the northern plains. some spots could see up to about 90 centimeters of so temperature is up in the northeast of mexico. same goes for mexico city. 30 degrees don't often see high temperatures here just because of the elevation of this city. northwest star, brazil lou seen a lot of flooding here. certainly the risk of seen some more on tuesday. same goes for the coast of ecuador, and we've also got some thunderstorms rum

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st. louis decimated missouri's highway patrol finding several hurt >> glenallen will never be the same there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: in all 11 tornados reported across illinois, iowa, and missouri with larger than baseball-sized hail and winds up to 120 miles per hour. in illinois homes destroyed. this week tornados slamming iowa, arkansas, even as far east as delaware. all pointing to a potentially record setting year. 2023 already racking up 478 reported tornados across 25 states in hard hit arkansas a glimmer of hope. >> i can't thank them enough >> reporter: a family photo lost amid the destruction that found its way home thanks to a good samaritan's post on social media. >> glad we could help your family it's the least we could do >> reporter: today severe storms also forcing brief ground stops at o'hare and midway airports with more than 400 flights to and from chicago canceled. lester >> maggie vespa, thank you let me bring in al roker now who's tracking these storms as they move east going to be another wild night >> it is, lester we've got a line of showers and thunderstorms

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st. louis, potable communities living with contamination. >> we look at what happened in his posting. it brings me back to this issue in north st. louis. >> byron: the story of one missouri town fighting for cleaner. >> we don't know what to trust because the information is not transparent. >> byron: an elementary school closed after reports of radioactive contamination. >> it is a plague on our soci society. >> byron: the nuclear waste rooted in world war ii and a secret government project. >> i believe that it is the nation's turned to step up. >> byron: those responsible for removing the waste. >> would i safeo nd their childre >> y. >> byron: an tamies who say they have already paid the ultimate price. >> you don't want to wish this on anyone's worst enemy. >> byron: in this special edition of "nightline," along the creek, we'll be right back. ♪then you take me by the hand♪ ♪i feel better again♪ ♪oh i feel better now♪ for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. fragrance-free. 48-hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. ♪ ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin wi

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st. louis, missouri >> and barcelona state. >> on a girls' trip from washington, d.c. ♪ >> from texas. >> back to your news. more than 16,000 americans are stuck in sudan a country whose capital city is spiraling into chaos nbc's richard engel joins us with more on the fighting and efforts to evacuate the u.s. embassy there. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i will start with the rescue mission. it happened over the weekend u.s. official operation forces left djibouti. they traveled 800 miles landing at the u.s. embassy in khartoum. there three chinook helicopters evacuated roughly 80 american government personnel and their families the operation took about one hour there were no injuries or incidents. they were then evacuated but there are still about 16,000 american citizens in sudan the united states made it clear that as of now, no mass rescue operation is going to be held. so people are advised to shelter in place or to find a way out of khartoum to get to safer areas. many of them are trying to make those arrangements right now and across the country, there is an int

st. louis, missouri. caller: how are you doing today? host: great. go ahead, tony.aller: i feel like a lady that was just on the phone. if someone is not able to perform their job for a while, there should be a process where they do get replaced. if i had to leave for six months because i was sick, they would find somebody to take my place. because the world has to go on. if they become incompetent because of health reasons or psychological reasons, they can be removed. i don't know about the age limit but when you are in bad health or incompetent, there should be a process to you out of there. host: tony, it sounds like you are making an age limit -- a difference between an age limit and someone's health. because someone at age 35 can have a condition that prevents them from being able to serve. it sounds like you're making a difference between the two. is that right? caller: to an extent, yes. senator feinstein is trying to recover from illness and it is taking a long time. i think the ages playing a part to double. host: ok. -- caller: i think the ages taking a p

st. louis, missouri. caller: how are you doing today? host: great. go ahead, tony.aller: i feel like a lady that was just on the phone. if someone is not able to perform their job for a while, there should be a process where they do get replaced. if i had to leave for six months because i was sick, they would find somebody to take my place. because the world has to go on. if they become incompetent because of health reasons or psychological reasons, they can be removed. i don't know about the age limit but when you are in bad health or incompetent, there should be a process to you out of there. host: tony, it sounds like you are making an age limit -- a difference between an age limit and someone's health. because someone at age 35 can have a condition that prevents them from being able to serve. it sounds like you're making a difference between the two. is that right? caller: to an extent, yes. senator feinstein is trying to recover from illness and it is taking a long time. i think the ages playing a part to double. host: ok. -- caller: i think the ages taking a p

st. louis, and it's missouri highway patrol that is now telling us about those, again, multiple injuriesities on the ground. our affiliate also on the ground in the last hour, interviews from people in and among that destruction. let's take a listen. >> it was a lot of cracking, loud wind, and then we were outside looking at it, and then them two told me, my fiancee told me to run inside so we ran inside, ran in the bathtub, and it was in a matter of seconds, and then it just hit, and it was just awful >> so again, this is in glen allen, missouri, just a couple of hours south of st. louis. we're also seeing reports, we have seen reports over the last 12 hours or so of tornados touching down in parts of illinois that are just south of chicago, including in the peoria, bloomington area, fulton county, illinois, reports of destruction and damage there. this is a beaten and battered part of the country. we've had multiple severe weather systems over the last couple of weeks making their way into parts of the midwest, even the south like parts of texas, arkansas, mississippi, alabama people i

st. louis, kansas city, missouri, arkansas, oklahoma to get ready for more tornadoes, hail and severe thunderstorms. they also predict major snowstorms from coast to coast, including the west coast into the rockies and nevada and colorado. in so far today, there have already been more than 100 flight cancellations and more than 6,000 delays. nearly 50 million people could be impacted over the next couple of days, todd and ashley. >> todd: it is a wild storm. it hit on my east coast and my brother had to go to his basement. anita thank you. in last week's blackhawk military helicopter crash, they now know what was the cause of the collision. among the nine soldiers killed in that crash >> night vision goggles. >> it was an accident. >> we believe our lord jesus was with him. >> we know where he is. >> safe. he is safe. >> todd: salinas family said david always wanted to serve his country purity was only 23 years old. the cause of the crash is to under investigation. 25 train cars he reeling in montana were some smashed into a local river. what we know about the crash and the threats to the public. >

st. louis, missouri. mike, you are on. caller: both of you.all say that i love watching c-span. pretty much on my tv 24 hours a day. both of these guys, don lemon and tucker carlson, i used to watch both of these shows until donald trump became president. that is when both of these shows became unbearable to me. don lemon would degrade trump all day long and trump's followers. he is just as bad as they are with the racist, bigoted comments he would make. tucker carlson spreading all these propaganda and lies. i do not see how both of them lasted this long on their shows. i'm glad both networks got rid of them and good riddance to both. i hope i never see neither of them on tv ever again. they are a bad influence. it is unbearable. thank you guys. host: speaking of that, jeff, you recently wrote that you said cable news had bigger problems than just don lemon and tucker carlson. that was in a piece in the hill. what did you mean by that? guest: there are a couple of aspects to that. one is, and your listener there, the caller alluded to that, s

st. louis, missouri. mike, you are on. caller: both of you.all say that i love watching c-span. pretty much on my tv 24 hours a day. both of these guys, don lemon and tucker carlson, i used to watch both of these shows until donald trump became president. that is when both of these shows became unbearable to me. don lemon would degrade trump all day long and trump's followers. he is just as bad as they are with the racist, bigoted comments he would make. tucker carlson spreading all these propaganda and lies. i do not see how both of them lasted this long on their shows. i'm glad both networks got rid of them and good riddance to both. i hope i never see neither of them on tv ever again. they are a bad influence. it is unbearable. thank you guys. host: speaking of that, jeff, you recently wrote that you said cable news had bigger problems than just don lemon and tucker carlson. that was in a piece in the hill. what did you mean by that? guest: there are a couple of aspects to that. one is, and your listener there, the caller alluded to that, s

missouri republicans want state takeover of st. louisolice department as prosecutors put criminals back on the street. how this would work and if other cities should follow suit. >> todd: president biden meaning to call in army of influencers as he hemorrhages support among the gen-z voters. with his announcement expected today, we'll ask tomi lahren what this account mean for the entire democratic ticket. how do we decide what hotel to book? fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. >> janice: good morning, everyone. happy tuesday. it was hard to get up this morning. i know, look at the temperatures, feels like early march. 31 in fargo, 49 in new york city. even down toward the mississippi river valley, temperature departure. this is the trend over the next couple weeks. we have a trough in place, potential for showers, thunderstorms and severe weather and high pres

missouri. that is about 100 miles south of st. louis. ll town of glen allen, which took a direct hit. >> reporter: mowed down in minutes. this is what's left of glen allen, missouri. shredded homes, uprooted trees, and a trail of ruin. keith and shannon lincoln rode out the storm in ther bathroom. >> all in the tub, just got down by 'em. >> i was just praying to god. >> yes. >> please, god, don't get the house, because we were in the house. please, god, don't get the house. please, let us live. >> reporter: the powerful ef2 tornado, packing winds up to 130 miles per hour, tore through this rural community overnight, when most people were asleep. today, governor mike parson saw the destruction first-hand. >> i think when you look at the devastation of this, it's going to be weeks upon months to be able to recover. it's a long journey ahead for the people that live here. >> reporter: as crews clear roads blocked by broken tree limbs and debris, search and rescue teams are going door to door, looking for survivors. >> oh, my god! >> reporter

st. louis, potable communities living with contamination. >> we look at what happened in his posting. it brings me back to this issue in north st. louis. >> byron: the story of one missouri

weather in glen allen, missouri, 100 miles of st. louisdestroying homes and building, officials are surveying the damage. check in with janice dean for the forecast, just devastating. >> janice: for weeks, way above average in terms of severe threat, today no exception. we have temperature difference with cold fronts, a powerful one into the teens across the rockies, denver, 21 in fargo and ahead of that, way above average temperatures. you have clash of the two air masses and winds from different direction and potential for severe storms. from arkansas to south of chicago, we have had reports of tornados this morning, tornado watches in effect until the latest until 12:00 p.m. local time for oklahoma and texas and toward arkansas, severe thunderstorm watch along that powerful cold front until 11 a.m. and then there is the severe storm threat as we go through today with that very likely area that bullseye from nashville to detroit. behind it, snow storm, close to 3 feet of snow, we could see potential for heavy rainfall and flash flooding.

st. louis and the bistate region. i'm st. louis illinois on one side of the river and missouri on the other. very blue state vs.tate. the thing i hear from listeners most and that i really subscribe to myself is abortion is not an issue that you need to wait for some elected official to get into office to save the day. there's a lot of work that can be done by voters by people who believe in life and supporting women along with these unborn babies and stepping up and being part of the solution. we will wait for government to catch up with the american people as it usually has to do in the united states. but it is going to be a key issue for voters going forward. >> rachel: i think when the abortion pill more information comes out about what happens with the abortion pill, the safety record of it, and what people deal with in their own bathroom with it, i think, as that gets exposed, i think some of that polling might change. thank you very much. all right. let's check in. >> thanks, rachel. >> rachel: you got it, annie. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. >> adam: good mor

missouri. two hours south of st. louis was bearing the brunt of the disaster. the national weather service says the townshipser there packed winds up to 230 miles an hour. lightning casting a glow on a wall of clouds as thunderstorms moved through in texas. then back in missouri, look at this unbelievable video of a lightning bolt, striking a semitruck. remarkably and thankfully no one was hurt. forecasters warn folks are not out of the woods yet. more severe weather, with danging winds and hail, still targeting the nation's midsection. it's that time of year. >> exactly right, which means it could go on for some time. the last two weeks have been stunning for all of us. every day we wake up, whether it's arkansas, or in this case missouri, or other parts of the central plains, the midwest, they have really been battered by this. they're watching the skies every night. you know, all the local tv stations, dana, they've got the meteorologists on the air, almost 24 hours a day, warning people about what they're seeing on the radar system. the technology is so goo

missouri. that's about 100 miles south of st. louis. cbs's adriana diaz >> reporter: mowed down in minutes. len allen, missouri. shredded homes, uprooted trees and a trail of ruin. keith and shannon lincoln rode out the storm in their bathroom. >> they was all in the tub i just got down by them. >> i was just praying to god. >> yes. >> please, god, don't get the house because we're in the house. please, god, don't get the house. please let us live. >> reporter: the powerful ef2 tornado packing winds up to 130 miles per hour tore through this rural community overnight when most people were asleep. today governor mike parsons saw the destruction firsthand. >> i think when you look at the devastation of this it's going to be weeks upon months to be able to recover. it's a long journey ahead for the people that live here. >> reporter: as crews clear roads blocked by broken tree limbs and debris, search and rescue teams are going door to door looking for survivors. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: at least 11 tornadoes were reported since tuesday across missouri, iowa and illinois. >> oh, where amber

missouri. the town of glenallen about 100 miles south of st. louis took a direct hit early yesterday morning. another five people were reported injured after the ef2 tornado tore through the rural community. one couple rode out the storm in their bathroom. >> they was in the tub and i got down by them. >> i was just praying to god, please, god, don't get the house because we're in the house. please, god, don't get the house. please let us live. >> at least 11 tornadoes have been reported since tuesday across missouri, iowa, and illinois. >>> a federal civil rights investigation is under way into the death of a 17-year-old who was shot and killed by u.s. park police in washington, d.c. it comes less than a day after body cam footage of the shooting was released. a warning, some of the video is disturbing. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: at least four d.c. police officers approached the car early saturday morning, march 18th. a young man appeared to be sleeping inside. police say the car was stolen, and they called for back up with two u.s. park police officers responding. >> just let him go.

dozens of homes and businesses destroyed in glen allen, missouri, about 100 miles south of st. louis. forecasters believe it was a direct hit from an ef-2 or ef-3 tornado. the severe weather marches east, about 89 million americans in its path. communities from the great lakes and ohio valley down to the mid south could see hail, damaging winds, even more tornadoes. southern states still recovering from tornadoes last week could be at risk in the direct cross hairs once again. tornadoes that moved across arkansas friday are blamed for at least five deaths and a lot of catastrophic damage. fox corporation is proud to be a partner, annual disaster giving program has donated $1 million to help victims impacted by the recent tornadoes across the sought. join us by donating at red cross.org/forward or scan the qr code on the screen. >> john: the situation at the southern border continues to spiral out of control. authorities finding dozens of migrants in a texas stash house as mexican cartels cash in on their dreams of coming to america. robert el monte, his reaction next. >> gillian: and

jim tornado watch for central missouri that includes the st louis area.he radar is lit up like a christmas tree, three different areas of the country that we're going to focus on first, that tornado watch until 10 o'clock central includes st louis and all the way down to houston. we have the threat for severe thunderstorms that could produce large hail talking about baseball size hail along with strong winds, and you can see there are quite a number of warnings right now. each of one of these orange boxes indicates a severe thunderstorm warning and embedded within that. a brand new tornado warning just issued moments ago here north of mountain view, headed toward gladden, perhaps toward lesterville, but st louis, get ready. if you know somebody at the st louis area, or you're in that area be prepared. these storms are headed in your direction. now let's go down to the gulf coast. big storms pounding panama city right now, lots of damaging winds along with heavy rainfall. downpours speaking of rainfall downpours in the northeast eastern pennsylvania, deali

missouri prison? >> 25 years ago, a deacon at ginny's church outside st. louiswrite back. >> i did it, what was it going to cost me? a stamp. >> over the next two decades, they corresponded constantly and although ginny said she could tell right from the start there was no way that nice boy committed murder, it would take the state of missouri 20 adheres to confirm her intuitin. >> a couple months ago after the midwest innocence project got involved in the real killer confessed, lamar was exonerated at the age of 49. he spent the next few weeks doing all the things he couldn't do in prison. including traveling to see one of his best friends at her house for the very first time. >> look at you! ginny welcomed him income i gave them a tour, a box of his favorite cereal, and one last letter. >> you deserve the best, lamar. >> lamar says the greatest gift will always be the confidence she instilled in him. >> especially when somebody is innocent, you want somebody to believe in you. when you have people that believe in you and they won't give up on you it makes it h

missouri prison? 25 years ago, a deacon at ginny's church outside st. louis handed her a letter from this prisoner. what was it going to cost me? a stamp. >> reporter: over the next two decades, they corresponded constantly, and although ginny says she could tell right from the start that there was no way that nice boy committed murder, it would take the state of missouri 28 years to confirm her intuition. >> retracted. [applause] >> reporter: a couple months ago, after the midwest innocence project got involved and the real killer confessed, lamar was exonerated at the age of 49. lamar spent the next few weeks doing all the things he couldn't do in prison. >> mr. johnson hugging a tree. >> reporter: including traveling to see one of his herr the very first time. [knocking] >> oh! [laughter] look at you. >> reporter: is to be 21 welcomed him in, gave him a tour appeared to be going to window. >> reporter: a box of his favorite cereal. and one last letter. but lamar says the greatest gift will always be the confidence he instilled in him. >> especially when somebody is innocent, you want someone to

missouri. the tornado struck in the middle of the night. that's south of st. louis. storm tore through several communities reducing homes into just piles of wood. the tornado was estimated at peak wind speeds of 130 miles an hour. at least five people were killed. >>> rob mayeda, our meteorologist, is with us talking about the national weather but right here at home we have a lot of activity. >> we'll see wind and rain picking up but not like the previous weeks. we have a little bit of rain to deal with tonight and tomorrow morning. the weekend forecast is actually shaping up a bit warmer and drier than it looked 24 hours ago. let's take you outside where you have mostly cloudy skies, breezy in san jose at 59 degrees. that after a nice day in the mid-60s and sunshine out. it was warm. all that's just gone away. 60s in walnut creek. we're dropping into the upper 50s with a little bit of light rain now across marin county over to san rafael and there you see light rain near downtown san francisco where it's 54 degrees. storm ranger scanning the skies, finding sprinkles

st. louis area and moves more left than most places in the state of missouri.t question is why is the pronouns and using right pronouns the focus? shouldn't they be focused on the fact several parts of the country and students, zero students are proficient in math? shouldn't they be trying to prevent that from happening in their district? >> it comes back to politics and critical theory in schools across the country, that is not places of learning or academic inquiry issue just politics, the place from which the left is going to bring about the social change, so schools should spend time learning the latest gender theory or political fad, not necessarily basic math or reading or geometry or algebra, we keep seeing stories about kids learning politics in math instead of geometry. >> ashley: keep that to poly-sci classes, not math. we did receive a statement from the school. we acknowledge and celebrate gender identity of all students creating safe and welcoming learning environment. this language is a small, but powerful step toward creating a more welcoming and

missouri. and joining us, which is south of st. louis.ng us right now stan wood fin grew up in glen allen and lives just a few miles away and joins us now. stan, thank you very much. i know that your town is going through so much. glen allen had a population of 58. that is a very small town. the town i grew up industry, kansas had 45 so i know exactly what kind of town you live in. but tell us about when the tornado went through and what you saw and what you heard. >> i actually don't live there in the town but my mother and my sister do. and at somewhere around 3:00. i don't really remember the exact time, we got an alert on our local weather and i called my sister to alert her. they had already gone to the local church. it's a small community there aren't any basements much in that town. so they went to a local church to stay in a basement. but my mother would not go. so she stayed behind and stayed in the closet. >> janice: oh my goodness. you guys have a tornado preparation plan, right? this is typically tornado alli although it's bee

st louis, also points to me. tornadoes in south-eastern missouri that the damage to homes early this morning. anticipate watches to be hoisted in michigan. he said on the the lower peninsula in the southern half of the could the content and of course to go up to 60 in chicago in the ts go to the union game. building bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc. seven mornings. we're going to check in now with job in a fortune for a look at traffic. trevena haiku, marcie. thank you. good morning, everyone. so we are going to begin with the map here and go back to south san francisco because we have an update for you that even though we don't have the full closure, investigators are still on the scene of the deadly incident this morning. we were falling on southbound l camino real at mcclellan. dr pedro pedro pena. we still have frost advisory for the next hour in the north bay, where you can see our coldest cities right now starting in the thirties, but a lot of us are in the forties. thanks to the sunshine getting up here

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watches, a tornado tore through missouri just before sunrise today killing at least 5 people and leaving widespread damage. the twister hit about 100 miles south of st. louis. >> for people of jewish faith, the passover begins tonight. the holiday officially begins at sunset and lasts through april 13th. passover marks. the exodus of israelites from slavery in egypt in 1200 bc. the celebration traditionally includes a ceremonial meal called the seder passover is often a time when families get together and strangers are welcomed into jewish homes. love a good saver. >> tiger woods in augusta, georgia tonight, getting ready for his 25th masters tournament. he's won 5 of them. but how much longer can that rebuilt are letting our threat? our critic? all right, say 5 times art critic. the leg. it hurts just like i hurting right now. hello, playing. that's the bottom line. that story's next. >> tiger tiger woods is in augusta, georgia tonight. get ready to play the masters. it will be the 25th time he's played the prestigious tournament. but the 5 time green jacket champion said this week he doesn't know how many more he has left the 47 year-old noting multiple

more this morning than glen allen, missouri, the video from the small rural missouri city a couple of hours south of st. louise video. you can see it, multiple videos decimated. this is a small, rural community, a town of dozens. you can see widespread destruction, homes, buildings that were on farms, people telling us they heard the winds coming, and they barely had time to sprint to their bathrooms, their basements to take cover before the tornado tore through. the death count out of that small community, five people with multiple others injured, according to missouri highway patrol who has been leading the search and rescue operation. that being said, we are hearing reports of 11 tornadoes from the latest system across the midwest having touched down in iowa, illinois and missouri. again, this was a widespread line stretching all the way from basically wisconsin and michigan down into louisiana. 62 million people in the risk zone for this latest series of systems. and i just want to lay out these stats that we just got from our climate unit kind of speak to how exhausting this latest series has been, how e

st. louis public radio reports one librarian in a missour school, in the wentzvill missouri school districtomplaints from parents that librarian, who didn't wan to be named over concerns fo her safety, described th experiences as scary and surreal. the aclu of missouri on behalf of two missouri librar associations, with more than 1000 members, filed a lawsui requesting the court fin missouri's book banned and unconstitutional and render it unenforceable. in response to those lawsuits, missouri state house republicans voted to advance a budget bill that would defun all of the states public libraries by cutting the fou four point $5 million allocate by the governor for the states libraries. come on, now turning now, missour democratic state representativ peter merideth, also with us katie earnhart, librarian at the cape girardeau publi library. -- that seeks to essentiall defund libraries >> that's right. even just hearing you talk about the facts right now, wal through the circumstances, it' hard to believe. that's how we felt when it was first presented to us. when the budget chair presente

the hardest hit state this morning, missouri, where it's suspected tornado touched down about 50 miles south of st louispping roofs off homes, destroying businesses and causing multiple casualties. damage but also you're the east. regal one there at this point there. vitality very active, search and rescue. this point. the weather event started last night when strong thunderstorms swept through northern illinois . just a few hours later, at least two tornadoes were confirmed in the western part of the state residents throughout the midwest, describing the panic they felt when they realized the tornadoes were coming. my ears popped and i could feel it on my skin that just felt like somebody opened a soda can real fast, just pop and the next thing you know there was crashes and bangs and smashes the national weather service, also tracking a possible tornado that caused major damage in northern arkansas and in little rock schools were canceled on wednesday ahead of more storms later in the afternoon, folks throughout the area now looking ahead to the recovery process, devastating it's going to take. the re

the hardest hit state this morning, missouri, where it's suspected tornado touched down about 50 miles south of st louispping roofs off homes, destroying businesses and causing multiple casualties. damage but also you're the east. you're the one that this point there are can confirm injuries and fatalities . just very active search and rescue. this point. the weather event started last night when strong thunderstorms swept through northern illinois. just a few hours later, at least two tornadoes were confirmed in the western part of the state residents throughout the midwest , describing the panic they felt when they realized the tornadoes were coming. my ears popped and i could feel it on my skin that just felt like somebody opened a soda can real fast, just pop and the next thing you know there was crashes and bangs and smashes the national weather service, also tracking a possible tornado that caused major damage in northern arkansas and in little rock schools were canceled on wednesday ahead of more storms later in the afternoon, folks throughout the area now looking ahead to the recovery process, d