i in the city of bridgeville. it's not clear whether it's the same tornado that hit greenwood vehicles got pushed into nearby yards, and in that same area, people spotted down trees. one large tree fell in a home. people at this location were clearly shaken up , but they appear to be okay. one person posted some of the aftermath to facebook. look at this mess. yeah. it literally through all these cars and these people, you are and. the um this tree. just just look at that. yes, multiple crazy. emergency managers are still working to get a complete understanding of all the damage. max gordon reports this piles onto damage from tornadoes that have hit at least eight states since yesterday. the heart of the country reeling this weekend after a series of deadly tornadoes devastated parts of the south and midwest. in illinois, tornado winds were powerful enough to tear down the roof of this theater in belvedere, where hundreds of people were packed inside for a heavy metal concert. some concertgoers reportedly sought r

several other homes were damaged, and some people driving on a highway in the city of bridgeville were pushed off the road into neighboring yard emergency managers in the south, as well as the midwest, saying new severe weather system could arrive later this week. we are tracking that well aware of what's coming. that's why i'm really proud of the work that they have been doing around the clock to clear that debris. they're going to continue working, and that will be one of the top priorities ahead of tuesday is making sure we address that as best we can. arkansas governor sarah huckabee. sanders spoke today about challenges her state is facing as they work to recover from last week's tornadoes. fox news max gordon has more now and how tornado survivors are coping. the death toll rising overnight from a severe weather system that wreaked havoc on the south and midwest. the massive storm spawning potentially dozens of tornadoes across 11 states, it could take several more days to get an official count has even more touchdo andw jersey. those who rode out the storm say they came in an in

this picture captured in bridgeville. derek dennis, abc news, new york. liz: several experts say the u.s. is home to the worst weather catastrophes on earth because of our geography. the rocky mountains and the jetstream contribute to the most extreme and frequent weather troubles. this is video from arkansas where we saw tornadoes ripped through the region near little rock this weekend. among all regions of the u.s., one expert says the south has ir eventso blizzards andwifires, floods and hurricanes. after being released from the hospital, pope francis resided over a mass in rome today reading off to easter. this morning he resided over the palm sunday mass to mark the start of holy week. the week is a time of rituals and services leading to the easter holiday next sunday. the pope was treated for bronchitis during his hospital stay. the 86-year-old was in good spirits as he left the hospital and told reporters "i'm still alive." protests continue in israel after a controversial plan to revamp the legal system. thousands protested on saturday despite th

the deep south and now the northeast the latest just tonight in delaware this video captured in bridgevilleounty where state police say one person died when a home collapsed during the storm. friday in sullivan, indiana southwest of indianapolis homes and businesses destroyed by the time i got in there and shot that door the front window blew out and i just dropped to the floor and crawled under my bed. and that's when the tornado hit the mayor of sullivan says the city is unrecognizable devastating. i just see mass devastation. we see that on the national news weather in ukraine or whatever and that's quite frankly what this looks like is a war zone from above you can see the path of destruction and win arkansas here, you know all the debris, you know that i honest at least one ef3 tornado packing wins up to 165 miles per hour confirmed in nearby little rock the governor declaring a state of emergency west of chicago in belvedere, illinois a deadly roof collapse during a heavy metal concert when an ef-1 tornado came through more than 250 people inside including nissen and joe seek it. pitc

this video captured in bridgeville. u.s.is home to one of the worst weather catastrophes on earth because of our geography. the two oceans, the gulf of mexico, peninsulas like florida, the rocky mountains and the jet stream contribute to the most extreme and frequent weather troubles. climate experts told the associated press. this is video from arkansas where we saw tornadoes ripped to the region near little rock this weekend. among all regions of the u.s., one expert said the south has it the worst experiencing every type of weather event from tornadoes to blizzards, wildfires, floods and hurricanes. a day after being released from the hospital, pope francis resided -- presided over mass in st. peter's square in rome today as he kicked off events leading up to easter. this morning, the pope presided over the palm sunday mass to mark the start of holy week. francis was treated for bronchitis during his three-day hospital stay. the 86-year-old said he was in good spirits since he left the hospital and jokingly told reporters

in bridgeville, delaware, a tornado touched down and took out trees and homes and blame for one death . in ohio a 13-year-old girl died after a tree fell on her home, official said she was trapped inside. in sullivan, indiana, at least three people killed friday and 200 buildings heavily damaged. and from belvedere, illinois, more video shows the terrifying moments inside the apollo theater, after the roof collapsed during a concert. rescuers tried to pull people out of the rubble. 90 mile-per-hour winds whipped the building apart. dozens were hospitalized and one man killed. in arkansas, twisters touching down in little rock and in the town of wind, where there were four deaths. >> the back of the house . >> reporter: her house was heavily damaged and she took shelter in her basement. >> we had no idea. it was a fast. >> reporter: this little rock resident, survived a close call, sitting in his truck when the winds intensified and a tornado approached. >> 100% i thought it would die. >> reporter: his dash cam captured debris flying in the air. trees toppling. but his truck was spared

they're people captured images moments after twister moved vehicles off highways in the city of bridgevilleone person posed at some of the aftermath. to facebook. look at this mess. it literally through all these cars and these people yard. and the, um this tree. just just look at that. yes multiple crazy. it's not clear whether it's the same tornado that hit greenwood vehicles got pushed into nearby yards in the same area of people spotted trees down. one large tree fell on the home. you saw earlier people at the location where clearly shaken up but appeared to be okay. a powerful storm system has now killed at least 26 people in six other states in the south. and midwest . tornadoes and other extreme weather is being blamed for the deaths and alabama, arkansas, mississippi, tennessee, illinois and indiana this weekend. this deadly storm hit arkansas especially hard, powerful tornadoes there killed five people in the little rock area. some people were running for their lives. the only way we knew the tornado was coming. believes were swirling. we knew it looked like it was standing still,

we lost a grandfather in the, when the tornado struck bridgeville, as i recall. i think he was in his 70's and left behind a family. it's critical to the emergency response. finally, the fire grants and safety act will reauthorize the united states fire administration to provide leadership, to provide coordination, and to provide training for first responders and health care leaders. responding to emergencies is no small undertaking. it is a huge undertaking. and in addition to our firefighters, health care leaders help guide the disastrous response by making sure that people are taken care of both during and after an emergency response. the united states fire administration also plays a critical role in that coordinated effort, ensuring that our first responders are ready to handle hazards from saving lives to preventing loss of homes and personal belongings. beyond the initial response, the administration collects fire data. it conducts important research and prevention methods. and they host public safety, education and fire service training. this proactive ap