bernard shaw. am judy woodruff and in addition to sitting alongside bernie for many years at the anchor desk, we were deal friends -- dear friends. tonight you are going to hear from just a few of his many friends and colleagues. you are going to hear a little from bernie himself. several hundred of us, look around the room, have gathered here at the press club in washington and many more we know are watching from home including bernie's beloved wife linda and their children. [applause] welcome. [applause] >> this is cnn. [applause] i asked bernie if i could have his voice when he was through with it. [laughter] as you heard, he did not honor our request. i suppose bernie needed it. for the celestial newsroom. where i might add the producers are trying to figure out exactly how he got there. the executive producer and ceo of has her reasons and some of which we know tonight. i want to thank bernie's family, especially linda, his wife of 48 years. [applause] bernie knew the secret as an old mentor s

bernard arnaut is the world's richest person. shares plunge after the company reported disappointing news on bookings, what it means for the meta-verse. on "barron's roundtable," ben levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. it is so overused. was jerome powell the grinch last week? jack: you told me you weren't going to go there. the market got ahead of itself a bit. he didn't say anything we didn't know. we got a 50 basis point hike. we know rates will go over 40% and they will stay there for a while longer and the market freaked out about that because it had a nice rally off of the october lows and might have to do a little bit with what we saw, pointing to a weak economy going forward. jack: you can't fight the fed. at this point should investors be conservative until they start to sniff out the pivot will happen? jack: investors have to stop thinking about the pivot so much and focus on statistics. the pivot is not good for the market. stocks could average a top of 16% from the last rate hike, we don't know which is the las

general bernard montgomery of st. paul's alumnus and host for today's event has made this very clear. as everyone entering the room knows monty always gets his way. military police blocked the entrance. a large man not smiling, polishedne helmets, sidearms, generals and admirals stand single file to present their engraved summons in the 100 officer strong. no invitation, no admission. every important military figure and european theater weights in the queue except for the french. they are not invited and also the russians but they have plans of their own. churchill makes his way to the front of the room wrapped in a black coat, double corona in the corner of his mouth. inside the panel walls cigarette smoke, british and american accents and intriguing visual display. on the stage was a map of the normandy beaches and and her landsat and a slope so that the audience could see it clearly and constructed so the high officers explaining the plan could walk about and point out the landmarks. students and staff have relocat

bernard, her medical partner, and their practice.headlines, there was only the beginning of an ongoing conflict between the doctor in the attorney general. just as, week rookies asked indiana's medical licensing board to discipline dr. bernard, it alleging that she broke the law in telling the girl story and not reporting the abuse to the authorities, even though it was reported to the authorities in ohio who arrested the man suspected of raping the young girl. to counter the investigation, dr. bernard filed a lawsuit last month to protect her patients privacy and to protect, to prevent the attorney generals office from retrieving private medical records. but yesterday, state judge heather wells ruled that about the kitchen continue, because now it is in the hands of the states medical licensing board. she also chastised the attorney general for making public statements about the case that were quote, clearly unlawful breaches that requires him to maintain confidentiality over pending investigations. investigations abortion providers

bernard parish where a tornado touched down earlier, guy thanks so much for being here, we understandpeople have had to be rescued in st. bernard parish, tell us what those have been like. >> allison thank you for looking into on us here in st. bernard parish, we had ten rescues, you know, it was a multiple type of issues, sheriff pullman and our fire chief was making sure we can get residents out of an apartment complex, we had a home directly across the street from our chief administrative office actually was trapped in their home, we got them out, a child and some, we had about 50 or 60 structures that were heavy's damaged by the storm, none totally damaged as we know of yet, so a little different than the ef3 that came through here in march in the same path in arby, so we're blessed that we have no serious injuries and we're going to get to work tomorrow morning, cleaning this up, we have the resources from our governor i spoke with john bella tonight and all of our representative, so we're ready to hit the ground running tomorrow and get our community cleaned up and we're thinkin

of observations at airports were canceled. 17 arrivals in donetsk at once waiting for stanislav bernard'seport explosions clashes in northern kosovo after detention the serbian police deputy head of the european parliament and five subordinates were taken into custody in brussels on charges of corruption, floating cars from flooded houses in antalya, turkey, tourists are urged not to leave hotel rooms and construction shopping centers. now it is burning in balashikha near moscow, the fire was assigned the third level of complexity, we will find out what is happening there. and from the very beginning, a large fire in balashikha in these minutes is burning a hypermarket of building materials, the fire is spreading at an incredible pace. the area of ​​fire grew an hour before 10.000 m². the security guard was hurt. he has burns of the upper respiratory tract, the fire has already been assigned the fourth level of complexity, part of the roof has collapsed, the extinguishing has attracted a helicopter of the ministry of emergencies, the work of firefighters is complicated by the fact that th

her 1st we're going to go to bernard smith in paris barrett, i would imagine people there are pretty happy at the moment. a lot came right out to the start of the 2nd off with us slightly know whether high the pressure on bowl and the fun say after that goal. by hearing just before the start, just pull the end of the 1st not as calm people down that less nervous in front of the 2nd up. really mining on the pressure mining on the front hoping to make or to final in 5 will be heading that way at the moment, but the shadow, living of the euros last year when they went out to switzerland. penalty having been free while with 10 minutes ago. before the end, before the 19 minutes were off fronts, what complacent men conscious about 10 of that plays who were in deep rest, without getting much to it, i didn't go all they've learned the lessons learned about the message from the french to be. they don't get complacent, wasn't bounce off and not why would it still of wouldn't this one goal, bernard, thank you very much. indeed. donna smith talking to us from past we're going to head to see walk

>> here in saint bernard parish, we don't have much of that today. we may wind up having to demo some homes because of some structural damage. much different than the tornado that came on this side of the river back in march where we had 70 demolitions and homes destroyed during the storm, where we had to worry about housing. right now most people i believe are staying with relatives. we have about 1,100 customers out of power. we're blessed with cool weather. so people are able to stay in their home some. but as of right now, jim, we don't have people that are in need of housing. we'll find out more about that today. >> you just talked about the folks, too, also without power. we heard from our colleague nick valencia water obviously affected in some areas as well. when you look -- when you talk about the two tornadoes, the one in march and, of course, this one overnight, how concerned are you? new orleans, you know a hurricane. how concerned are you about this potential increase in other types of severe weather, specifically tornadoes? >> you know,

bernard is bruno fernandes , the playmaker of manchester youth., all the footballers are trained and all the footballers fully understand what kind of football this portuguese national team should play. they were clear . regarding the fact that there is a spoiled relationship due to the fact that ronaldo's stardom, well, that's what constantly carries him. well , in fact, the superstar is a star, but it is precisely the influence of football that he does not have on the football field itself, when he is on it, it is possible outside of more there is an influential one, but now we saw that without him the team moves much better, it means they run much better and they understand each other much better. well, let's ask our directors, let's see the composition of the portuguese national team. if we don't take just cristiano, then gonzalo ramos is a hero. as hedrick did in his debut match in the starting line-up at the world cup, but after miroslav klose, the german managed to establish this achievement in 2002. portugal, who was able to score a goal i

prime minister, king of england on rent bernard montgomery andray orders the door swung open . to no one's surprise the six foot to suffer hair general where i had a offers, the over strides into the lecture hall unrepentant smile on his face. winston churchill recognizes the officer immediately will order a ski to celebrate this boldmaneuver . so does general george s patton makes his entrance. so that's now the prologue. it's always tough to find a way into the book. you have to start the storyat the beginning but where is the beginning ? my beginning originally it was off all of. then i realized it was leaving, so that the people you're right about what to tell their own story and they yell at you to be more in the book so we don't start 1944 in paris, we start their we go through the d-day landings of chapter 1 which i wrote was about that paris moment is now i think chapter 14 because there's all these people and explain when you write these things. i could hear patton's voice telling me he wanted to be more in the story and i could hearchurchill saying let's go back to th

let's go to bernard smith and now and bernard, how confident are the fact that this team can win back to back woke up this is how you enjoy will come football in paris on a cold december afternoon with electric lunch and then i'll go and watch the game in a room behind a converted chapel and everybody here is competent and expects friends to make you through to the final late for the full time in 5 will cause perhaps the french team is not as relaxed as the people here, though. remember that the long shadow hanging over the french team with people they reminded me of not was your own last year when they went out again, switzerland, friends with 3, want to with 10 minutes to go before the end of the game. the switch brought into 3 all and then the switch one on the panel to the french team scar by that and many people here. remember that night, 10 of the players who were in bucharest last year are in doha vale, becoming with memories of back game. so no complacency john shore, amongst the french team and certainly no complacency among the funds here, but they still expect with extraord

hi, this little bill bernard meadow for at long christmas makes people happy, i say gather and celebrate together with bellagio at home on a sub is emma. this is michael at united people from all religions. it's joyful, just like they moved without bombay to it. you know, the situation in lebanon is not that her disabled, but we're here to give her to the people and to tell them that we're saying 11 on we're not leaving. this is johnny 1st event of the year. at santa his aim is to help me roots children to forget the troubles and have fun shooting the festive season. oh, the po francis has led the traditional christmas eve mass at the vatican in rome. he said that the level of greed and hunger for power at the expense of the vulnerable was such that some wanted to quote, consume even the neighbors. general frances delivered his message to around 7000 followers, including tourists near and over him soiling at some. it is priscilla county for soaking service was centered on re discovering the meaning of christmas and to remember those suffering from war and poverty. and that's all for now

ah, ah ah, this is d, w is life from bernard, letting me put in seeks, closer, military ties with china. the russian presidents overtures gets a guarded welcome. beijing is officially neutral over the war in crime. also on the program, china reopens it borders after nearly 3 years of code, 19 travel restrictions, but other countries express concerns about beijing's rising infection numbers. on brazil, the class 3 days of national morning has the world pays tribute to palate. rios american or stadium is mixed up in honor of the beloved calling superstar. as fans express the sadness that is that ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. vladimir putin has called for close at military cooperation with china. the russian president was speaking during a video summit where the chinese leaders asian pink, though beijing has not condemn the war in ukraine. it's also not provided russia with any direct support. moscow's latest air strikes have left most of ukraine without power. light is on missouri with, oh god, it was like a more attacks from russia on ukrainian cities round after round of dra

while portugal exit means that this man, christiana bernard, was dream afflicting the world cup is likely to be over for good. now earliest joined by date of the sports max merrill, who was in doha. he told us what this historic result names for morocco. yeah. in history, as you say, for the country, for the continent and for the arab world as well. fans have congregated once again that soup walk, if the market here in doha and not just moral confines again it's, it's sions, algerians. categories all celebrating this team success here at the world cup in cat saw. and it's been absolutely lively atmosphere here all around us, fans waving flags from different countries. you can see here the amount of people gathering. it's all very peaceful so far, fantastic atmosphere at what a night for morocco, the coach while it groggy, said he wanted to make africa proud morocco proud. they certainly have and now they're in a semi final and they could make, make even more history. i can do next. oh, what about portugal by had their chances were morocco were the winners here? i think so. i mean, you loo

british general bernard law montgomery of st. paul's alumnus and host for today's event has made this very clear. as everyone entering the room well knows, monty always gets his way. military police block the entrance, large men, unsmiling americans, polished helmets, side arms, generals and admirals present single file to present their engraved summons. no invitation, no admission. every allied in waits in the queue except for the french, they're not invited. nor the rrussians, they have plans of their own. british and american accents and an intriguing display. on the stage was a map of the normandy beaches, hinterland, set in slope so the audience can see it clearly and high officers explaining the plan could walk about on it and point out the landmarks. churchill will write. they have relocated to the countryside for the duration of the war. and there's peak roofs, stained glass and chimneys everywhere. and they're planning the invasion of france. the head master's house is now his personal quarters. monty has organized today

we are live in bernard. kristen: thanks. let's give you a live look as we drive through the east bay. you can see clouds as you get off the bay bridge and entering oakland. just a little bit of rain, not a lot. traffic is moving well. larry: given it is 4:03 and a somewhat rainy day, this is fantastic traffic. kristen: through oakland, yeah. larry: heading towards often stop and go. i am likely to jinx this. but, everybody is driving the speed limit. this is our mountain cam we should mention, it is not somebody holding a camera. everything is good and hopefully it will stay that way through the afternoon. the national weather service has traveled to the sierra. it is going to be nearly impossible this weekend. caltrans camera is showing you what it looked like a few hours ago with no snow on the roads but a winter storm watches calling for three to five feet of snow above 5000 feet. you can keep track of the storm and check the forecast any time and access live doppler seven on demand with our streaming tv app. download the

bernard arnault owns louis vuitton.ion now, well within the margin of error. the bloomberg list has similar numbers but has musk ahead by a little bit more. it's kind of like polling but they both have musk barely ahead at this point. >> right with billions in the margin of error, it's really kind of incredible. no one holds the title as richest for too long, do they? clearly, elon musk is still super rich even if the title doesn't always stick with him. >> yeah. he really has first world problems. since 1992 if you take the wealthiest person every ten years, there's no consistent leader on that list. you had bill gates, carlos slim in 2012, elon musk now with $189 billion. the leaders tend to change. the only thing that's consistent is that the billionaires are getting richer. the richest are getting richer and the wealth disparities are becoming wider. again, if you gave me $28 billion, i would be quite happy. >> what would you even do with that much money? >> buy a professional sports team. >> musk is still barely th

caitlin bernard. an investigation into her, tried to subpoena her patient's medical records and now this. mr. rokita is asking the state medical board to discipline dr. bernard. her punishment is up to the board. and the sought include to suspending or permanently revoking her license. joining us now, katty kay correspondent for bbc students and mary gay, "new york times" board member, both are msnbc contributors. we have all had this conversation pretty regularly since dobbs was on the horizon and since texas enacted the vigilante abortion law. i don't know that an incident more wrenching and illustrating of the pain that the republican extremism causes young girls has come about other than this case. and to now see the doctor, the health care provider punished is -- is maybe not surprising but extraordinary, mara. >> there is a lot of thoughts that go through your mind, both as a reporter and as a woman. and a citizen. there is a level of meanness and vindictiveness that is behind that kind of polic

and so we have george patton, we have we have bernard le gomery, we have winston churchill, we have martha gellhorn, the third wife of ernest hemingway, who a phenomenal journalist, her own right. and she was crazy brave. i mean, she literally stowed away on a hospital ship so she could cover the d-day landings and literally ashore, even though she wasn't supposed to be there. i mean, just this phenomenal journalist and also general james gavin, who of two star journalists, age of 37, one of the first paratroopers in american history, later had a very torrid mid midwife with martha gellhorn and, you know, not often you get to write a war book and also you have this romance in the middle of it, which was kind of cool. so let me let me backtrack a little but for those of you who don't meet naomi and maybe for some of the students who have wondered, you know what, how do you become a writer, what that life is like? i always wanted to be a writer. i mean, ever since was a little kid. but i remember literally years old telling my mom, mom, i grow up, i want to be a writer and. the first thing s

disgraced french rugby chief bernard laporte has quit his role as vice—president of world rugby, thench rugby federation, had earlier received a two—year suspended prison sentence on domestic corruption charges just nine months before france hosts the sport's world cup. he was convicted after a french court ruled he showed favouritism in awarding a shirt sponsorship contract to a friend. three years after his departure as wales' most successful and longest—serving coach — warren gatland is back. the new zealander was reappointed last week after his successor wayne pivac was sacked, and at the principality stadium today he outlined his vision for wales. dafydd pritchard reports. at the last time he was here as well as coach, he was celebrating the third grand slam of this first and historic 12 your tender daddy tenure. and all wells side to avoid 13 of the 12 matches this year and lost at home to italy in georgia in that same period. as he proved the first time around, looked up transform a teams fortune and quickly stop you with a lot of pressure expectations but that's what motivati

one used to be called the bernard detention complex until bernard care, the former police commissionerin the prison? the jail? then removed that banner? >> now it is called the tomb, which is ironic as well. our brother was in and out of rikers island growing up. i have been there a number of times. i've taken my nephew when he was a child there and seen that inhumane nature of everyone involved. right now the construction of the new mega jail, the city would not even release plans of what it is going to look like. throughout this whole process, there hasn't been any transparency or any accountability. it has taken the community to develop our own plan to build a much humane project that will be quicker, save money, and move people off rikers island much quicker. we have been pushing for this plan to make sure we can have a say in this process. amy: jan lee, there used to be many more community groups who were very vocally opposed to this. what has happened? >> neighbors united below the canal was formed as a clearinghouse of information because information we get from the city involve

bernard has the story. was it it's called had fabulous brent hegler was among a group of brave folks who jumped into the super cold bay water. chilly move designed to get some attention for an aging landmark in distress municipal pier at aquatic park. we here in san francisco need to send a message to our friends in washington at the park service and in congress that it's time to fix. this historic 1400 foot pier once enjoyed by fishermen and tourists is in dire need of repair. it's owned by the national park service built in 1933, but years of crashing waves and winter storms have literally left it crumbling national park service close to peer permanently just a few weeks ago last summer a fire burned and abandoned building near the entrance of the pier. can you sign a postcard to help save aquatic park here advocates are rallying the public to urge federal officials to come up with funds to fix the pier that repair bill now topping 100 million dollars my message to the feds is we need money yesterday come

cornell bernard, abc7 news. kristen: if you want to enjoy all the new snow in the sierra, right now is the time to head out there. here's a look at four cameras on interstate 80 as well as highway 50. you can see they have cleared the road was really well. so it is clear for now. short time ago -- as a short time ago, chains are required but no restrictions on 50. still definitely a good idea to carry chains. as always pack emergency supplies like extra blankets and a flashlight and make sure to have a full tank of gas. to keep an eye on the upcoming storms come access live doppler 7 on demand on your abc7 bay area streaming tv app. download it wherever you stream so you're ready for the weather. larry: the diocese of santa rosa plans to declare bankruptcy ahead of the first clergy sex abuse trials. the diocese says it made the decision due to a growing number of lawsuits. they released a statement, saying, "we are now facing more than 130 claims dating from 1962. a vast majority of the cases date from the 70's

bernard.t left destruction the whole way and across the mississippi river. >> and our their rescue operations going on, are you still trying to assess the damage? >> the sheriffs and all the rescue people are out trying to get powerlines off the streets, and would -- to shelter that have lost their homes are move into our state parks in those areas, so people have places to stay come like tomorrow, as they get back and clean up their home tonight. >> you have any sense of how many people may be without power tonight? >> right now, the latest estimates are over 40, 000, but that's because they've got power back on in some areas that lost it earlier, but this one went through all 64 parishes. 15 tornadoes at least have touched down, that's the latest report. in north louisiana all the way down to south louisiana, so it was widespread. >> do you think you are through the worst of it now? >> yes, it's past now. we were lucky this hurricane season, louisiana was spared. this storm did not spare a u

bernard is live with the story in san rafael. cornell's coming down. yeah, alma. it is definitely coming down. it's a wet thursday night here in marin. the rain has been well, it's been raining for most of the day homeowners getting ready for more storms and possible flooding and out here on the roads. well, let's just say it's been a challenging day. we arrived to the scene and found the bus on its side firefighters say rain and slick roadways may have caused this marine transit bus to overturn thursday morning on anderson drive in san rafael. no passengers just a solo driver the driver had to be extricated from the bus and suffered minor injuries. hours later a tow truck was able to flip the bus back onto its wheels. a rainy week brought flooding to parts of sonoma county highway 121 at highway 12 was under water tuesday a new flood threat returns friday into saturday as storms intensify every storm. we have quite a bit of flooding time. broxley dixon loaded up on sandbags to take back to her home in san rafael. she's hoping it will help protect her backyard fro

bernard parish leaving a trail of destruction about two miles. at least one person is reported dead in st. charles parish about 20 miles upriver from new orleans. you're seeing some of the damage now as we are seeing it. the mayor of gretna, louisiana across the river from new orleans calls the severe weather worse than hurricane ida which hit last year. she says homes are collapsed. cars are turned over. there are live wires everywhere. we'll talk to her in a moment. more than 40 tornadoes have been reported in the past two days across texas, oklahoma, louisiana, and mississippi. we'll go to jennifer gray live at the cnn weather center. talk about the timing of these tornadoes tonight and what we should expect. >> well, this has been unreal, anderson. this is something we started to see unfold yesterday morning across the dallas/ft. worth area, went through northwest louisiana last night, and now finally making it to southeast louisiana. this has been a very slow moving system. as you mentioned, we have seen numerous tornado reports. we had over

bernard parish damage unknown at this hour it's part of a deadly tornado outbreak devastating parts of the state. twisters tearing across roadways and ripping off roofs. in new iberia, police confirming two tornados touched down. authorities there helping people trapped inside debris. >> we do have several units from several agencies on scene. they are rescuing people who are trapped. >> reporter: more than 7,000 homes losing power. others no longer standing authorities say at least three people are dead, including an 8-year-old boy >> that whole trailer park is gone >> reporter: in keithville, families left picking up the pieces the governor telling nbc he is investigating whether mobile alerts went out to this rural neighborhood >> i know we are in a rural area here. do we know if these folks got any kind of warning ahead of this storm? >> i am trying to figure that out, quite frankly. this is an area so rural, cellphone coverage is inadequate. to begin with. >> reporter: so far this week at least 32 tornados have been reported across four states meteorologists say warmer temperature

here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. the storm was intense b fierce heavy rains driving was treacherous on highway 101 in san rafael. there was street flooding. mill valley and nearby pickle weed inlet overflowed into the soccer field and then there was the wind first. the fire department came. they're the ones that put up the yellow. barrier there neighbor jeff gilliam showed us this giant live oak tree which toppled onto wickham drive in mill valley saturday morning bringing a power pole down with it. electricity was knocked out to several homes. luckily. nobody was hurt. the storm was unusual and i've been here 45 years. so this is is were damaged when several trees fell during the storm a limb tearing a hole in the roof of the house. where cynthia cook for pacifica was staying. oh he knew it was a child somewhere water being inside and not outside and trying to stay safe. enjoying the weather but this was a more we antipatigto we'veer yrs of trees pe wernd to top it open in novato. check out this huge traffic mess on

bernard has the story. here, how was it? it was cold had fabulous. fran hegler was among a group of brave folks who jumped into the super cold bay water. chilly move designed to get some attention for an aging landmark in distress municipal pier at aquatic park. we here in san francisco need to send a message to our friends in washington at the park service and in congress that it's time to fix. historic 1400 foot pier once enjoyed by fishermen and tourists is in dire need of repair its owned by the national park service built in 1933, but years of crashing waves and winter storms have literally left it crumbling national park service close to peer permanently just a few weeks ago last summer a fire burned and abandoned building near the entrance of the pier you sign a postcard to help save aquatic park pier. advocates are rallying the public to urge federal officials to come up with funds to fix the pier that repair bill now topping 100 million dollars my message to the feds is we need money yesterday come and save this resource. it is a national as

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shells fired per hour from the donetsk republic, a report by our special correspondent stanislav bernard, the city of donetsk from darling, what really shelling on petrovsky area right now is also neighboring, kirovsky district. well, the ukrainian artillerymen cannot calm down on the bluish ones; shelling continues there, there is a hit in kindergarten is getting into residential apartments. it is clear that there are wounded, there are dead. i remember that for several days there was such a terrible, as i call it, calm for 4 days. well, there were no attacks on the city, and then massed attacks began, and yesterday they were shooting, and they were aiming at the city. infrastructure getting into residential buildings i heard nothing, two explosions , the first i sat down and the second, as if the glass flew, it took about five to ten minutes. i was, of course, shocked. i came out from this side, everyone flew. well, it's very dark. uh, uh hostel started someone screaming man. i realized that the trouble was. the neighbor's game was postponed. that's exactly the school of the sixtieth s

this is bernard arnault. i'm sure you've seen his merchandise. he is the boss of this factory and others where workers make louis vuitton bags. today he has officially replaced elon musk as the world's richest person after tesla shares dropped in value by half. the sell-off happened after musk bought twitter for $44 billion. so musk is now ranked number two. he held the richest person title for more than a year after he replaced jeff bezos last year. musk's fortune is now valued at $164 billion, which is 7 billion less than arnault's fortune. >>> what stories are catching your attention today? >> speaking of money, interest rates going up again. this is the seventh time this year. but this time, a half a point. not the three quarters of a point we've seen the last four times. still the interest rate now the highest level in 15 years. the good news, all these rate hikes appear to be slowing inflation. but the fed is not done yet. we're going to here from jerome powell at 5:00. >>> and twitter bans another account and reinstates it. a college stude

bernard's parish part of a deadly outbreak. twisters tearing across roadways and ripping off roofs. in new iberia, police confirming two tornados touched down. authorities there helping people c trapped inside dd inside debe. >> debris. more than 7,000 homes losing power. others no longer standing. authorities say at least three people are dead, including an 8-year-old boy >> the entire trailer park gone. >> reporter: in keithville, families are now left picking up the pieces the governor telling nbc he's investigating whether mobile alerts went out to this rural neighborhood >> i know we're in a hur rur rul here do we know if these folks got waji w warning here >> i'm trying to figure that out. >> reporter: meteorologists say warmer temperatures in recent years are partially to blame for the growing number of winter twisters and could be pushing the infamous tornado alley further east the storms part of the major system pushes iing its way acros cou the country. part of a system that's not slowing down >> and our thanks to morgan for that report. it's not slowing down. let's see wh

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