andover is about a 20, 25 minute drive to the northeast of wichita. there's that corridor along interstate 35. they were just raked by these severe storms, high winds the some of the winds were over hurricane force. 80-mile-plus wind gusts with some of these severe storms, now we've got localized flooding, high winds as well as hail. i want to show you this video. this from elaina adkins. she lived in andover. he took this video of this incredible tornado. now they're going to send out survey crews by daylight. take a hook at the damage. you see just how significant this was. but the police chief here said that about a thousand homes were lying in the path of this tornado. power is out. they're saying just about all the roads in and out of andover are shut down. there's a lot of debris on the roads, still a very dangerous situation. so they had evaluate, and it comes on the heels of the 31st adversary of an f-5 tornado in 1991. people in this portion of kansas are very acutely aware that during the spring months, they are in line for the potential for

she lives in andover. andover is a city of about 13,000 people. the power is out.y're saying a number of buildings have been damaged or destroyed. she kept her calm and video taped this. and they're saying that no significant injuries. we have had several reports of signi significant injuries. the ymca is one of the buildings we first heard about that was severely damaged. the folks there knew there was a tornado. there were tornado warnings. they took coffever and it saved their lives. people in this area are very familiar with severe weather. so much so back in 1991, 31 years ago almost to the day there was an f-5 tornado. so we'll see what happens as they take a survey coming up for tomorrow. michael? >> karen, appreciate it. thanks so much, karen mcginest there. >>> now covid cases in shanghai china appear to be on the way down. some good news. on friday, the global financial hub reporting just over 10,000 infections, a fall of 5,000 from the day before. shanghai has been one of the countries hardest-hit cities during the latest outbreak. on friday, china credi

we had many buildings in andover take very tough damage. total in the path there were 966 buildings, we believe. we do not have a damage assessment on how many of those were damaged. >> all right. cnn meteorologist allison chin c char joining us now. we know at least 14 tornadoes were reported across kansas and nebraska. the threat is not yet over. what do we know? >> yeah, that's right. the same system is continuing to move on. it's been a very active past 24 hour. as you mentioned, a total of 15 tornado reports, over 80 damaging wind reports and 60 hail reports. some the size of baseballs and even softballs. so very large hail. tornadoes obviously a big concern and the damage that was caused is going to be a little difficult to clean up today because we have high wind warnings and wind advisories for some of the same locations that had those damaging storms. you have 30 to 40 mile-per-hour winds in some of these areas to contend with while you're cleaning up a lot of damage from those storms. but the storms are not over yet. they're conti

we had many buildings in andover take very tough damage.otal in the path there were 966 buildings, we believe. we do not have a damage assessment on how many of those were damaged. >> cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joining us now with more. allison, that image we saw is really terrifying. we know at least 14 tornadoes were reported across kansas and nebraska. and we heard there from the official that we don't know the extent of damage just yet, but what do we know right now, allison? >> the key thing is the damage that you're seeing is just one of the possible tornadoes that came through late last night and through the overnight hours. this is a general map showing you where the vast majority of the tornado reports that we received the last 24 hours where you can see several around wichita likely all from that same tornado where you saw the damage in andover. you have several other spots where potentially tornadoes also touched down. you also have over 80 damaging wind reports and 60 hail reports. one of those being larger than softball

. >>> that is a massive tornado passing over andover, kansas, earlier.o, quote, several homes and cars. the national weather service says there were at least 15 tornados reported, mostly in kansas and nebraska, and another in florida. kapz kanz also reporting hail. all this, part of a severe-storm system passing through the reere region this weekend. join meg now is cnn meteorologist, karen mcginnis. karen? >> yes, it was a frightful afternoon and evening. and just to, uh, point out how the central plains during this time of year become very active with severe weather. 31 years ago, almost to the day, the city of andover, which was struck tonight by tornados, was struck by an f-5 for nay dough. that was 41 years ago. now, we use ef scale that does damage, as well as wind speeds but they will send out a crew tomorrow for national weather service, and assess just how strong this tornado was. here is the setup. a very active weather pattern across the central plains. behind this system, lot of dry air. it is also cooler airment buff where you see this lipo

she lives in andover, which is a suburb of wichita. along interstate 35 up to kansas city. and along that interstate, that's where we saw that powerful line of storms. this is a town of about 13,000 people. they are saying that buildings were damaged. well, i want to point out one thing. the ymca -- it had people in that building. the building was digsignificant damaged. the people took cover, it safbd that i ever lives. the building was damaged. there may have been minor injuries. belle know more. this is going to be a fluid situation. national weather service is going to send out a survey crew, and they will us just how significant this tornado was. as it moved toward the east, we saw heavy precipitation ahead of it. but behind it, it was fairly clear air but we did see enough dynamics in the atmosphere to produce that tornado and in fact, there you can see it. there is andover. wichita is about a 20 or 25-minute drive a little bit further towards the west. so, where is the severe weather expected as we go into saturday? all the way

we had many buildings in andover take very tough damage. total in the path, there were 966 buildings, we believe. we do not have a damage assessment on how many of those were damaged. >> i mean, the video is extraordinary. so far, only a handful of injuries are reported. more on this story in a moment. but first, we're watching new developments over seas in ukraine. ukrainian forces withstanding russia's mercyless shelling in lieu luhansk and donetsk. new video shows a submarine firing cruise missiles at ukrainian targets. this as we're seeing new images showing the devastation at a steel plant in mariupol. it's where a last stand of ukrainian soldiers and civilians are hunkered down, surrounded. and there's also this just in to cnn just moments ago. city officials in mariupol say there may be a possible breakthrough in the evacuation negotiations. for more on that, let's go to scott mcclain live for us in lviv. what are you learning? >> reporter: earlier today, we heard from the mariupol mayor's office who said that the united nations and

this was shot by a woman that lives in andover, a city of 13,000 people.at the ymca, they had tornado damage, it was considered extensive. they were people in the ymca, they took cover and got out with their lives. there was several other instances where people were reported in them and they took cover. that is key. there were tornado warnings issued in the area. the storms move to the east, and this cell developed behind where most of that rainfall was. so typically you see a messier look to the tornado. here it is, right here. this is where we saw the outbreak of power outages and injuries are reported, so the severe threat is for the most part over tonight, but the damage is not done. they will survey it tomorrow. it will tell us how powerful the tornado was. back to you. >> thanks very much, karen. meantime, people living in the western u.s. are experiencing a long-term megadrought, take a look at the new images of lake meade that straddles nevada and arizona, this reservoir supplies water for millions people. and now so low that one of the original wa

this is from andover, kansas, this is that massive tornado.in that neighborhood. i can tell you that much. we're going to go out and survey the damage today later. want to show you what's going on sunday because there's another threat for severe weather in the texas panhandle. an enhanced risk, a level three out of five, damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes are all possible. by the way, in the northeast you get to warm up. temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s as we head into the weekend. that's a look >>> and while you guys are getting spring weather in new york city, we are getting pool season here in nashville. we're going to be in the 80s today. back to you. >> oh, wow. >> road trip. >> you know what, it's been so cold here, i will take spring weather. >> it's on our way. >> thanks, danielle. >>> coming up on "good morning america," economic uncertainty. advice on how to manage your money in these financially stressful times. >>> and taking action on a 100-year-old ban of jazz in new orleans public schools. stay with us. ♪ ♪ wow, we'

a twister, caught on camera, near andover, kansas.obtained by nbc news shows why a ef3 can do. thankfully, no deaths but several people were hurt. power was knocked out for more than 6000 people. local officials say that at least 50 buildings were damaged from the storms in southeast wichita too andover. meanwhile, there are six states across the country this week working to contain wildfires. at least 11 large fires reported this week. hundreds of thousands of acres now charred. they are more fierce than ever, thanks to climate chase. that rowdy bound to get even worse. how might we get ahead of fires before they are sparked? it turns out, fighting fire with fire, might actually work. here's nbc's miguel almaguer >> raging wildfires, fueled by acres of that boris, propelled by unstoppable walls of flames. obliterating homes and incinerating communities. it happens year -- >> firefighters are beginning to lose the battle. >> after year -- an air attack has been a major as it all day long. >> after -- year >> it is expected to last ano

this is in andover, about 10 miles east of wichita, one of several tornadoes to touch down in wichitaat least 50 structures were damaged. at least one person was hurt. >>> there is a warning out tonight for parents. play close attention to what your child is ordering online. a 15-year-old benicia teen is accused of buying lsd on the internet. here is nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. >> reporter: benicia police say you're looking at 50 doses of lsd that was ordered from abroad through the mail. the person that ordered it? a 15-year-old. detectives along with the u.s. postal inspection service intercepted the shipment of illegal drugs. matthew northfleet works for the agency, and he says what you see here is a big problem. >> controlled substances traveling through the mail, absolutely have led to overdoses and injuries and illnesses and sadness and tragedy across the countries. >> reporter: this case has been turned over to the solano county district attorney's office. it is unclear at this point whether charges will be filed. in the posts from police, they showed the lsd tucked inside a tr

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poppy bush born june 12th, 1924, milton massachusetts grew up in greenwich country day school, andover, joins the united states navy july 12th, 1942. he's shot down on saturday, september 2nd, 1944, and loses two crew mates, spent the rest of his life every day asking why was i spared and not them. a man of immense empathy. a man of immense ambition. of those two things were in constant conflict. ultimately, resolved them in his mind that it mattered less what he did to amass power and more what he did when he had it. and we can argue all you want about that, but that's the way he saw it. john lewis, great grandson of enslaved man, born enslaved 63-- 62. >> son of a sharecropper, overcame his childhood stutter and overcame his stutter talking to the chickens and said they listened more than colleagues in congress did. never saw a white person until he was 14 except for the mailman. had an instinctive revulsion about segregation when he would go into town. moved by the gospel. very uninterested in theology, interested instead about how do you apply the sermon on the mound. didn't like a

places like andover that got hit hard. they rated this an ef-3.r. >> i want to ask you about this fire happening in new mexico. officials say the calf canyon fire there is still growing. could any of the storms we're seeing on sunday, on monday impact that? >> unfortunately, no. the storms will be east of there in eastern sections of new mexico. as we take a look at the latest information about the containment, the calf canyon hermits peak have combined. winds will pick up during the day tomorrow. watch as we see the winds increase to 50 to 60 miles an hour in northern arizona and 40 to 50 miles an hour in northern new mexico. the fire danger risk will increase on sunday. >> that's not good news. thank you so much. >>> a nationwide manhunt is under way right now after a sheriff's deputy in alabama disappeared along with the violent murder suspect under her charge. officials say the long time corrections officer vicky white said she was driving inmate casey white for a mental health evaluation but the pair never made it. it turns out no mental heal

breaking tonight come as severe weather outbreak in kansas is a large tornado touches down in andoverut 12 miles outside of wichita. we're getting reports of multiple houses in residential areas damaged as well as a ymca where the roof reportedly collapsed. we will continue to monitor tha breaking news. up next, new images all the way from outer space. we will show you what nasa saw on the surface of mars today an china deploys a robot in the fight against covid 19. today's best viral videos is next. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? ♪♪ ♪ ♪ bonnie boon i'm calling you out. everybody be cool, alright? we've got bonnie right here on a video call. we don't take kindly to video calls. oh, in that case just tap to send a message. we don't take kindly to messages neither. in that case how 'bout a ringcentral phone call. we don't take kindly to no... would you can it eugene! let's just hear her out. ha ha ha, i've been needing a new horse. we've got ourselves a deal. ♪ ♪ ♪ ringcent

a tornado ripped off the walls and roof of this home in andover, kansas, near wichita.. i hate seeing my family cry because they lost everything. i hate that all these things are like gone. i keep thinking like what now. and like i have nothing. >> new drone video shows some of the dozens of other homes that were levelled. officials say nearly 1,000 buildings were in the tornado's path about a dozen people were hurt. >>> this week's taking care of business we head to orlando, florida where a brother and sister are using their love of animals and community to revamp the pet services industry. >> we're a brother and sister team. obviously known her all my life. >> we are in the most fun industry in the world, the pet industry. it's a pet in orlando. our parents have their own dog hotel and grooming. our services include dog walking, in home bathing and pet sitting services. >> 2020 we had to scramble and we were nervous about basically our staff, our business. >> my mom gave me really great advice. she said don't make long term decisions based on short term problems. we t

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andover is about 10 miles east of wichita. look at this. this is just one of several tornadoes to touch down in kansas yesterday. officials say about 50 to 100 buildings were damaged. 900 structures were in the storm's path. at least 8 people were injured. >>> back here locally, more severe weather. good news for skiers and snowboarders. the newly remained palisades tahoe is open longer, until may 30th. the resort advertises itself as having the longest season in tahoe. >>> if you are planning to head up to tahoe, don't worry, there are plenty of events here in the bay area you can go to this weekend. we have the details. hey, mike. >> good morning, kira. fans of food may know noodles are the link between italy and china. the noodle festival is the link between north beach and chinatown in san francisco today. it is back for the first time in a decade. enjoy that food. then maybe walk off the calories at the lake street parade across town, just a bit to the south. it celebrates the slow life, biking, scooting, dancing, 11:00 to 1:00. sunday

a tornado ripped off the walls and roof of this home in andover, kansas near wichita.eful. >> it's really sad. i hate seeing my family cry because they lost everything. i hate that all these things are, like, gone. i keep thinking like, what now, and like, i have nothing. trying to stay positive, because last night was really terrible. >> new drone video shows some of the dozens of other homes that were leveled. officials say nearly a thousand buildings were in the tornado's path. about a dozen people were hurt. just devastating footage there. >>> a nebraska teacher and coach saves a student's life after the teenager started choking. school cameras captured the moment the basketball coach rushed over after another student alerted him to what was happening. the coach lifts the student up and performs the heimlich maneuver. it worked, and the school principal rightfully called the coach a hero. way to go, coach, amazing work there, look at that, just incredible. >>> and stanley tucci is back. new episodes, new food, and new discoveries in the season 2 premiere. he heads

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coast from coast-to coast but deadly fires in new mexico, historic april blizzard in north dakota, andover barrage of natives from the plains to the tennessee valley. >> a wild fire swept across a town about 7000 people, some three hours drive south of albuquerque. new mexico fire authorities report the mcbride fire, as they are calling it, has burned more than 5000 acres in just a few days. in north dakota, a strong blizzard has blinded the state in deep snow, the same storm dumping forefeet in parts of montana. the department of transportation placing most of north dakota under a no travel advisory, says right now there is no time table for when the roads will be back open. >>> a woman is dead in arkansas after tornadoes touched down last night. the sheriff's office reports a tree fell on her home. she was 20 and had just been married about a month. there is destruction across parts of the lower planes in the south. in louisville, widespread storm damage printing the mayor to declare a state of emergency. national weather service conference at least one tornado touched down in that state

i want to show you some scary video, though, out of andover, kansas. this was from yesterday.wn in the air. now, also hail fell in northeast nebraska. see it falling on the cars there. we had 60 hail reports from yesterday and unfortunately, that severe weather threat is out there today. it has shifted to the east a little bit from little rock all the way up to chicago. yes, my tennessee friends, you are included. hail, wind and tornadoes, all threats and a severe weather threat on sunday for the texas and oklahoma panhandle. that's a look at what's lisa: good saturday morning to you. you can see the fog here in the distance. it will be a breezy afternoon from marin to san mateo, but temperatures in the east >>> and coming up here on "gma," va necesscessary -- vanessa bay teams up with molly shannon for a new show. the inside scoop coming up next in "binge this." come in for snack time, leave more fulfilled. because when you shop at target, you leave with what you value most. like healthy foods for your family and brands that lift our communities. at target, the things that ma

. >> in andover, officials say most of the roads are closed but the fire chief says it will take longero figure out the damage in his city. >> unfortunately we've been through this before. and it will be years that we'll be recovering from this. >> years. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joins us now. allison, at least 40 million people are still under the threat of severe storms. how many days are we talking about before things get better here? >> it's a great question because it's going to be a multiday event. you're talking over a dozen states at some point being impacted whether it's today, tomorrow or even potentially on monday. but let's look at the last 24 hours. again, 15 tornado reports so far. over 80 damaging wind reports and 60 hail reports. some were the size of baseballs and even softballs. so you're talking some pretty significant damage. unfortunately for some of these communities you've got high wind warnings and wind advisories. meaning the cleanup process is likely going to take place today, you have to contend with 30, even 40 miles per hour wind gusts throughout m

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