>> gabe guiterrez.nk you. >> parts of the south recovering from wild weather over the last 24 hours. here of the scene in southern georgia after high winds, possibly a tornado, destroyed a store and a mobile home. two people were injured. elsewhere a church steeple was blown down while the service was going on. similar scenes in central mississippi where several tornados touched down late yesterday causing extensive damage. to the north in omaha, nebraska, snow and frigid temperatures early today. a sign of what's to come for much of the country this week. for more on all of it let's turn to weather channel's kim cunningham. good evening. >> good evening, lelter. yes, we're going to see really cold air. the coldest of the season coming through. the first one is what caused the severe weather over the weekend. today we've had over 30 records of severe weather across the southeast, including two tornado reports. and check out the temperatures. we're seeing arctic air come southward, but it's going to be a

gabe guiterrez is on the scene for us tonight. gabe? >> reporter: lester good evening. the air here is vast. and tonight the crash's sole survivor is safe with other family members and she may end up helping investigators what went wrong. just after dawn today, ntsb officials arrived, combing through the plane for the first time searching for the cause of the horrific crash and clues that helped 7-year-old sailor gutzler survive. >> she is one remarkable young lady. >> reporter: her parents and her cousin were killed after flying home from a vacation in florida. marty gutzler had taught his kids survival skills. sailor trying to use a fiery wing to light a branch in the woods. >> when we are exposed to a life-threatening situation, we go into the fight-or-flight mode. it charges a cascade in our body to help fight this severe situation. >> this shows the path she took. >> she had to cross over tree dopes, briar patches, weeds and dark ditches and she had to do it in the dark and without moon light. she couldn't see house light and she took the best route she could have

. >> gabe guiterrez joins me live from havana. gabe, one of the major sticking points here in addition to human rights and what are the chances for resolution? >> reporter: well francis, as you said progress has been made when it comes to u.s.-cuban relations but the issue is humanitarian relations. the united states is not under any illusions about the castro government but they pressed the government over the talks, over the issue of human rights. the cuban delegation said they won't be pressured into anything and brought up what they call human rights violations from the united states, bringing up the issue of detainees at guantanamo bay. these talks on wednesday about immigration and stretched into thursday about a wide variety of issues including banking, telecommunications and the issue of human rights and the discussion about reopening embassies in havana and washington and appointing ambassadors but there were no specifics. there is no date for reopening the embassy in havana or washington. but the significant point is both