back in greenfield, families still in shock. this is what's left of joan newell's home of more than 50 years. she was pulled from her basement by first responders. she says at least four of her neighbors did not survive. >> their house was -- had no basement. >> reporter: so, they didn't have a safe place? >> no, no. no. we all know each other around here. >> reporter: were you close with them? >> oh, yeah. the one couple. well, the guy over here, too. we were, yeah. knew them all. >> reporter: as search and rescue efforts continue elsewhere, just look. this is all that's left of this block in greenfield. now that painful cleanup process is under way. the governor has declared a state of emergency. fema will be on the ground here tomorrow. and the white house says they are ready to support the community as needed. david? >> david: we're thinking about all those families tonight. victor, thank you. let's get right to wabc meteorologist lee goldberg here tonight, tracking these storms into the night, and the threat again tomorrow.

this is what the small town of greenfield, iowa looks like from above tonight.me brought to the ground. search-and-rescue operations are under way right now with the governor revealing it's unknown exactly how many people are dead or missing. cbs' roxana saberi is in greenfield tonight, talking to families who lost everything. >> reporter: the tornado that ripped through greenfield, iowa left a trail of destruction several miles long. >> this is a search-and-rescue mission, and it will continue to be throughout the day. >> reporter: winds in excess of 136 miles per hour shredded homes and flung cars and trees, sending debris more than six miles into the sky. >> i don't know whose tv that is. >> reporter: zeke says one of his two daughters was at home alone when the twister hit. she survived by hiding in their basement. >> i got my daughter. everything else can be replaced. >> reporter: including, he says, his home of 20 years. is all this stuff yours, do you think? >> i don't think any of it is. that's a fridge from somebody's house. my fridge is over there. >>

this as the town of greenfield begins the process of cleaning up.ure how many buildings were impacted by the tornado as officials continue to assess the damage. the national weather service the tornado that truck it was at least an ef3 and survey teams will be on the ground today. tornado in greenfield was one of several that touched down in central and western iowa on tuesday. one other person was also killed by a super cell storm in coring, iowa. nevada, iowa dot cameras caught a tornado catching two semis, flipping one truck over and pushing a tanker truck into trees. state patrol says both drivers made it through without any injuries. over in prescott, iowa, a video showing it toppled over. greenfield the recovery process is now underway but that could be complicated by storms later on tonight and throughout the next couple of days. some of them could be severe. back to you. >> martha: tough times. maxx, thank you very much max dor done in iowa. >> dana: the war in gaza. israel says it completed a two-day operation in the west bank as hezbollah

we were afforded a police escort to go into greenfield.to two locations that was all we were allowed to do inside greenfield and what we saw boris and jessica was shocking. i was standing on a slab, a concrete slab that had one point ben, a garage. and then as i looked over the edge, it was a home that had been completely decimated and it was scenes like that over and over and over throughout the town of greenfield. and this is a small town, you guys, this is 2000 people, the size of the town is less than two square miles and this ef-3 tornado that ripped through here, a flattened nearly all of it. if you look over my shoulder, you can see that you can see the destruction from even this far away. that is how massive it is and even where i am, there is debris strewn in field surrounding my location that's how far this tornado tossed debris that is metal that is crumpled up like a piece of paper and thrown like confetti. it is really one of the most shocking things that i think i've seen as a reporter. and to highlight that is that we still

greenfield is small, it's only 2000 people. the square footage is less than two miles and that massive tornado just ripped through town around four i'm between four and 4405 yesterday afternoon ever since then, it was a search and rescue effort. here is a moment when one woman in this heart, of this heart-wrenching moment was able to reunite with her dog. here is that moment? i'm just thinking jesus they were all in my last thing was like i knew my daughter was she was a take care and all my family and friends who like live right here, we're all okay. but the dog who wasn't here but we found her, so i'm just so thankful to god that we're all here there is so much gratitude here. >> people are so thankful that they have their lives when they're looking at the path of destruction here, john, again, you said that there are multiple fatalities. we don't yet know how many fatalities we don't yet know the dollar amount of this damage. what we do know is that later today, governor kim reynolds is expected and you come out and survey t

standing on the outskirts of greenfield, iowa.ted patrol limiting the number of people who can get into town for residents and people working on the cleanup efforts. from where we stand on the outskirts, you can see some of the damage behind me. absolute devastation here in greenfield, iowa. still unclear how many people were injured or how many people died here, though several deaths have been confirmed. the hospital here idea county memorial was also damaged in this tornado, doctors in the hospitals have working to help the injured in the aftermath of this tornado, because of the damage to the hospital, patients needing further care transferred to starting hospitals, at one point, the lumberyard had to be used as a triage site here. we talked to one resident here in greenfield was that he ran to his basement as sirens went off and he heard a noise like a freight train. >> i did not know if i was going to come back out of the house, i really didn't. i mean i've heard this, and it's a scary advanced. when the signs go off, you jus

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this is what the small town of greenfield, iowa, looks like from above tonight.e after home brought to the ground. search and rescue operations are underway right now, with the governor revealing its unknown exactly how many people are dead or missing. cbs's roxana saberi is in greenfield tonight, talking to families who lost everything. >> reporter: the tornado that ripped through greenfield, iowa, left a trail of destruction several miles long. >> this is a search and rescue mission, and it will continue to be throughout the day. >> reporter: winds in excess of 136 miles per hour shredded homes and flung cars and trees, 4 people died, and at least 35 were injured. >> don't know whose tv that is. >> reporter: zeke chafa says one of his two daughters was at home alone when the twister hit. she survived by hiding in their basement. >> i got my daughter. everything else can be replaced. >> reporter: including, he says, his home of 20 years. is all of this stuff yours, do you think? >> i don't think any of it is. that's a fridge from somebody's house. my fridge is o

that is how dangerous and curious the situation was here in greenfield. we do not yet know how many fatalities there where you don't yet know how many injuries there were and we do not yet know what the dollar amount was here. but what is very clear is that this is a story of a town that was, now it is completely decimated. this happening as 3405 tuesday afternoon still more almost a day later, the search and rescue is very much underway here. and according to governor kim reynolds, hundreds of first responders are here to try to get this cleanup underway. this is a very long road back to you or thanks to whitney wilds for filing that report. >> a >> accident. it's usually not one thing, it's a series of events is that flight. now streaming on max o. carney is golda. >> it's gotten me. i saw them. that's what i got i me. i gotta me carnot. well with more flavored got me carnage. i sing it like this. >> and you swallow i said how in an instant things can transform the fan out of balance in a free fall this is happening, people are there so few certainties

that's amara, because this this tornado that hit greenfield was just massive.t was an ef-3. >> those are rare, but they are typically the deadliest tornado that hit communities, light greenfield and amara, just to give you a sense of the type of the area, this is this is a small town. >> it's 2000 people. the town is less than two square miles, but this is a very resilient town. this is a town that is coming together to try to rebuild after mass tragedy i'm also amara, i want to share an anecdote with you that i think really highlights how dire the situation was here in greenfield were right by the hospitals. you can see behind me there's it says hospital emergencies as ambulance that hospital was directly impacted and then if you swing this way, i'll show you they had to actually take patients out of the hospital and they were triaging them. right over here about you know, about 50 yards from where i'm standing because the situation was that dire. again, let's hear directly from that woman. i spoke with yesterday, who had mentioned how terrifying it wasn't thi

iowa governor kim reynolds visited greenfield yesterday. she's issued a disaster declaration for several counties there and says she is working with the white house on a federal disaster declaration which would help the state get faster access to the resources folks need. anne-marie? >> let's hope they get that. naomi ruchim in new york. thank you. >>> nearly two years after the uvalde school massacre the families of the 19 victims have settled one lawsuit against the city for $2 million. they're filing another against the school district and 92 state police officers who waited more than an hour to confront the gunman. the story from cbs' lilia luciano. >> reporter: still in search of answers and accountability, nearly two years to the day the families of slain and some surviving victims filed a $500 million federal lawsuit calling the response the greatest law enforcement failure in confronting an active shooter in american history. >> the time has come to do the right thing. >> reporter: the lawsuit names 92 individual officers from the t

among the hardest hit places, the small city of greenfield. around 55 miles southwest of des moines. cbs' jarred hill is here with the breaking details. good morning. >> good morning. you know, what's so terrible about these storms is you can see in the video that you sometimes will have these paths of destruction, but then just a few blocks away, buildings seemingly untouched. devastating right here. now when iowa state police were asked about how many people were dead, the response was "we are still counting." >> that's a big tornado. >> reporter: severe storms spawned a deadly tornado outbreak in iowa. twisters took down large wind turbines, snapping some nearly in half, sparking a fire that sent black smoke billowing into the air. the town of greenfield, about an hour west of the state's capital des moines, is reeling after a tornado tore through homes and businesses. >> this tornado has devastated a good portion of this town and community. >> reporter: iowa state police say multiple people were killed and at least a dozen injured. >> the

we attracted more greenfield foreign investment not just anywhere in europe, but anywhere in the world apart from the united states and china. we have a huge technology sector the imf says we will grow faster than any european economy. for families having a really

greenfield is home to about 2,000 people.ghbors describe this place as the type of town where everybody knows each other and this morning their hearts are broken. michael? >> michael: ours are broken with them as well. thank you very much, victor. let's go to sam champion with more on the threat that's on the move this morning, as we get closer to the memorial day weekend. good morning, sam. >> sam: good morning, michael. so tough to see those images. those storms started firing yesterday morning with warnings. and then went throughout the day into the night. let me show you more than 300 storm reports from this. look at the ones in red. those are tornado reports. look at the more than 66 hail reports. some are softball size. 244 wind reports. i'm talking about 70-100 mile per hour winds. this was disastrous day. the thunderstorms drop to the south. they will refire today. waco, you're in line, dallas, you're up for it, shreveport texarkana, little rock. watch for this. it is our highest threat for tornados and damaging winds

one leveling the city of greenfield. official surveys dubbing it at least an ef-3 tornado, packing winds up to 165 miles per hour. >> everything was on top of me. >> reporter: jo newell was trapped under the rubble of her home for 45 minutes before her apple watch alerted rescuers. >> at one time they didn't think i was down there, and i kept hollering, i amihere. >> reporter: this entire neighborhood is obliterated. one woman tells us her house was on a lot down the block and the cars on her front lawn, she has no clue where they came from. iowa authorities saying multiple people were injured and killed, adding they're still in search and rescue mode. the state's governor declaring an emergency in 15 counties. what would you say to people who feel like they're seeing an increase in the puerfrequency a severity of these storms? >> it's cyclical. but they need to take it seriously. >> reporter: a warning amid a ruthless spring with jaw-dropping twistersfrom oklahoma, to michigan to tennessee. we've only seen two days with

many injuries were also reported in greenfield after a tornado tore through that small city. one person from a neighboring town, describe the destruction and in greenfield saying there is basically nothing left there are waking up to a very tough reality there today in the thread is not over more than 75 million people, as i mentioned earlier, from texas to vermont are facing the risk of severe storms today, seen as whitney wild is in greenfield, iowa. she's joining us. i wouldn't what are you seeing? >> okay. >> we are about a mile from where that destruction hit in greenfield is a curfew now, so that police and first responders can do everything they can because this isn't always search and rescue mission. >> so i'll just give you a quick look. again, we're about a mile from where that destruction happened. and kate, as you mentioned, western iowa, is where the brunt of this storm hit towns like greenfield. most effected and to give you a context of what a tornado of this magnitude means for our grout, a town like greenfield. this town is small. there's only about 2000 peop

the scenes out of greenfield, iowa, tonight, broken homes and broken spirits. people literally claiming the fragments of their lives following a powerful and deadly tornado. officials say there have been multiple deaths after a tornado outbreak sent several twisters rolling across the region yesterday afternoon. the aftermath images painfully familiar to so many people living across the midwest. the plains and south whose lives have been upended these last several weeks from an exceptionally active and destructive tornado season. more than 860 tornado reports so far this year. 82 in iowa alone. in the month of may, we have gone only two days with zero tornado reports, and more dangerous weather lies ahead. tonight, 44 million people from texas to western new york are at risk for severe thunderstorms. maggie vespa leads our storm coverage, and, maggie, a difficult scene tonight. >> reporter: yeah, lester, a difficult scene and chaotic one. amid all of this destruction you can see cleanup crews, power crews, and officials tell us they're till in search and recove

his house just got wiped. >> the hospital in greenfield sustaining major damage.dows shattered, the building evacuated. at least a dozen people injured in the storm, were sent to other hospitals. the storms that rolled through the midwest yesterday spawned multiple tornadoes in iowa. one took down several 250 foot tall wind turbines in adams county. in nebraska, widespread power outages were reported after torrential rain, high winds and large hail. this trash bin swirling in a storm drain in omaha after the area got up to eight inches of rain back in greenfield, iowa, people are just now coming to terms with the damage. >> everything's going to be fine because we have each other, but it's just going to be really, really rough. it is a mess and in illinois, parts of two interstates were closed because of dust storms. >> we'll check today's forecast in a few moments. >> primary election results are in from georgia and fulton county district attorney fani willis has won the democratic primary. willis who brought the election interference case against former presiden

we head to greenfield, the one we showed the pictures of where the neighborhood is just destroyed. we also recently had a very strong tornado just north of the des moines area. as we go throughout the next couple of hours, we're going take the line of storms through eastern iowa. we're talking about areas like waterloo, cedar rapids, the quad cities. these are all locations where we could deal with strong tornadoes later on tonight. a wider view shows isolated tornadoes are possible up to midnight in southern wisconsin and all the way down into oklahoma until about 11:00 p.m. this evening. tomorrow the tornado risk is lower, but it's not zero. from areas of dallas to little rock, we have an isolated chance of a strong tornado or two, large hail and damaging winds. this threat tonight, though, lester, very scary. >> all right, bill karins, thank you. >>> harrowing stories from aboard a singapore airlines jet that killed one passenger and injured dozens after a rare encounter with severe turbulence so violent it sent people who weren't belted in hurtling into the ceiling. senior corr

among the damage, actually, greenfield hospital pretty significantly damaged.old that patients that were there had to be transported to other nearby hospitals. as i mentioned, this is a very remote community, so the nearest hospital that may not be for at least 30 minutes or another hour away. so a very dangerous and terrifying night for so many. thankfully, we do know most people have been -- or rather everyone has been accounted for. we are still waiting to get more information, steve from officials. hopefully within the next few hours. >> steve: nicole, thank you very much for the live report from iowa. meteorologist adam klotz was on the air covering that big tornado right there, adam, the thing about that one tornado it was swirling around and it looked like little tornadoes alongside it. >> adam: that's just some spin-ups there and massive debris, steve. we were on air, looking at the radar. all of a sudden our storm chasers popped up those tornadoes on the screen right as it ran over greenfield. horrible situation for those folks. a lot of questions has

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here in greenfield, this is a small town. there's 2000 people who live here that the actual town john, is just under two square miles. so a storm this massive just decimates really a huge chunk of this very small town. and of course it's not just here, as i said, southwest iowa very hard hit and neighboring montgomery county, 28 homes were hit. that's according to officials out there. and then i'll take you to carbon iowa where stormed team was there just moments after a tornado? they came right upon a home that had been impacted by that storm. here is the moment those storm chasers trying to figure out if everyone inside this home was okay? >> there's down here. >> all right a lot of people so grateful for their lives this morning, john, but it's heartbreakingly. >> we do know that there were some fatalities associated with this storm here in greenfield. we don't yet know how many people may have died in this storm we don't yet know even close to $1 amount of this damage. what we do know is that later today, governor kim rey

late today, the tornado leveling greenfield eye greenfield, iowa, upgraded to an ef ef-4. those dangerous thunderstorms romming across the new york city area. damaging homes, trees, knocking at power to thousands in the tri-state area. tomorrow, storms firing up from dallas to chicago. of course, some key travel hubs. and then moving into the northeast through memorial day. ginger zee is here with the forecast, and abc's trevor ault leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, extreme weather threatening to upend memorial day weekend plans for the record number of families hitting the roads and skies. powerful storms slamming new york city this morning, 60-mile-an-hour winds taking down trees and power lines in the suburbs. >> it went from 0 to 60, sounded like a freight train. wind, rain pouring down, and power went out. >> reporter: severe thunderstorms have led to a ground stoppage here at laguardia and several other airports around new york. that's going to impact all these people that are taking off. plus all the planes that are flying in. and this is a big enough hu

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reporter griffin wright has the latest. >> it is still an incredibly active scene here in greenfield. town. and you can see just the amount of destruction in the amount of crews out here working right now to clean everything up. the governor said it's still a search and rescue operation. so the town being contained limiting the number of volunteers, a media access things like that. they can make sure that everyone is found in accounted for. cleanup is well underway so far. here's what the governor had to say earlier during her press conference. this morning. but i want to give a shout out to the community and everybody that i was responded >> that just emergency manager cooper, thank you for coordinating. we've site set up here at the dot headquarters. the indicated that we will be putting forth an expedited presidential declaration. we're hoping by no later than tomorrow. we'll have those numbers in so that we can get them to the white house and get a presidential disaster declaration as quickly as possible. when we have those numbers are will be sure and get them to the media. but a

you can see a big line of thunderstorms just move through greenfield.ad of that line, we have tornado warnings moving into iowa. we have tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches as well with some thunderstorm warnings. this system is going to be pushing to the east today. a line of damaging storms moving through the midwest. talking extreme rainfall rates up to two inches an hour, so we could be looking at flash flooding. from chicago all the way down to dallas, texas, down to paducah, as well. airport delays, chicago, st. louis, dallas all possible major delays and some delays, detroit down to atlanta. then we move into tomorrow. scattered storms headed into the northeast. the next powerful system gets itself together over the plains tomorrow. kansas city, oklahoma city. again, a risk of damaging winds, tornadoes and hail. sunday we've got another outbreak of weather possible. tornadoes from st. louis, cincinnati, down into texarkana. this could be with tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail. airport delays are going to be a problem. and then on me

and joining us now, nbc's jesse kirsch in greenfield, iowa.rning? >> reporter: yeah, ana, a lot of cleanup ahead here. i want to give you an idea of the range of damage we're looking at. you can see over here, some homes, pieces of homes at this point strewn across the lawns here, you can kind of see a bed frame sticking out of one empty space, there is a roof that has gone over there. but these structures are actually more in tact than some of the others here, and just going to have our photographer pan all the way over, you see these structures are just piles of debris, this community with a long road ahead as other parts of the u.s. have also been hit overnight. >> overnight, terrifying moments in mexico, after strong winds caused a stage to collapse at a packed political rally for a presidential candidate. you can see people running for cover as the massive structure including a large video screen came tumbling down on to the stage and on top of people in the audience. according to the local governor, at least nine people are dead, and aro

with the small town of greenfield, home to about 2,000 people bearing the brunt of it.governor kim reynolds signing a disaster emergency proclamation for 15 counties in iowa, and she plans to visit greenfield today. shaquille brewster is just outside of greenfield, iowa, shaq, that community was hit so hard. what are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, ana, the damage so bad in greenfield that law enforcement is keeping members of the media and anyone who's not a resident out of the town right now as they continue to do their searches and continue to begin to start that clean up. look at some of the video that our team has shot both last night and this morning where you see block after block, full of devastation. you see homes completely destroyed, cars completely toppled over. there was so much damage that people who were sent to the hospital had to then be moved to other areas because even the hospital sustained damage. i want you to listen to what we heard from people who rode out that storm and survived that devastation. >> i had my dogs and i was squeezing my dogs becau

and there was 10 tons of greenfield, full people killed. and dozens more injured, rescues and still searching through the rubble of destroyed homes as most olds could be on the way and the coming days as well. bundles reports at least 26 tornadoes, ravaged, 3 states doing the greatest damage in iowa. oh, it is just a rip, it gets hard to describe until you can actually see at the devastation, much of the town of greenfield population. 2000 was torn to pieces. many residents are stunned and trying to cope with the extent of the damage done to pruitt's family home has been wrecked. just going to the most you know, like i said, just picking up stuff in the region known as tornado alley violent spring time storms are a fact of life. but this warm of twisters was particularly large and powerful, moving rapidly from west to east, gaining strength as it bore down on fields and farms. residents rushed to shelter. we have some reports in the weather was going to be bad and there was a tornado heading our way. and so i took my kids to the basement au

estas cifras podrian aumentar porque todavia buscan bajo los escombros a mas victimas en el caso de greenfieldientos de hasta 165 millas por hora llego a afectar el hospital del area. >> francisco cuevas tiene un resumen de los danos. >> de la naturaleza, golpeando el centro del pais en otra serie de tornados que han dejado a su paso muerte y destruccion. >> en este video se ve el pr preciso momento en el que un tornado practicamente desaparece esta casa en iowa. >> tornado se se registraron por todo el estado de iowa residentes en iowa. >> tambien se vieron residentes en wisconsin y minnesota a afectados con con fuertes vientos que activaron las sirenas de emergencia, para despues ver como las rafagas derrumbaban arboles, volteaban automoviles y destruian todo a su paso las imagenes esta tarde en la comunidad de greenfield, iowa, son de total desolacion. >> esta todo para alla, todo el pueblo, habia muchas casas hay muchas casas ahi. >> gracias a dios estamos bien todos los danos banos materiales. >> materiales residentes hoy hablaban de como se salvaron de milagro este hombre quedo atrapado

she's expected to visit greenfield to assess the damage later this morning. and the severe weather lingers today. here's here's angie lassman tracking the threat. >> more than 300 storm reports from yesterday for that same system that's going to gear up and impact us today. 44 million people at risk. parts of the southern plains is where we'll look for the impacts to be all the same ones we were dealing with yesterday. the greatest thing we're watching for is this hail. you can see teacup sized will be possible from little rock into parts of texas. dallas included in that as well as texarkana, but all the other impacts as well as strong winds and tornados are on the table as the system marches to the east. we'll see thunderstorms erupting along and in front of it. as we get into tomorrow, scattered storms sthaart to wor into the northeast. we'll look for the threat of heavy rain falling and leaving us with the flash flooding potential. it's stretching from texas up into tennessee, indiana included this this. memphis, little rock. all potentially on the table

she is expected to visit greenfield to inspect the damage later this morning. and the severe weather is lingering today. here's angie lassman with the latest on that threat. >> we have another round of strong storms on tap, waking up to rain across the great lakes but mainly from texas to ohio and stretching into the northeast as we get into the afternoon hours. 44 million people included in this. and all the same threats are on the table today. the large hail is the main threat. but still wind gusts over 60 miles per hour and a couple tornados not out of the question. we've got, specifically, the highest risk from little rock to san angelo, dallas right in the bull's eye. this is where you could see teacup-sized hail. this is the system we're watching, the culprit of yesterday's storms. most of that is confined along and in front of this today and tomorrow. some of those will start to push into parts of the northeast and the southern plains hadwill alse watching for severe weather. we've got a chance for heavy rain and flash flooding. dallas, west plains, memp

greenfield almost gone. several deaths report evidence along with multiple injuries, clean up will take a lot of time. nichole valdez fox weather reporting from there. what they are waking up today is really a stunner, nichole, hello to you. >> hi there, yeah, we're expecting iowa governor reynolds to arrive in greenfeld at any moment to get a firsthand look at the damage and need here in greenfield, iowa, a small town, population of 2,000 people. just an hour southwest of des moines. what you are looking at behind me is a little glimpse of it. we are being kept pretty far away because of how widespread the damage is. i will give you a little view here. it is really hard to make out what was a home, a building, a car, even a tree. all of it shredded into pieces in last night's violent and what we now know to be a deadly tornado at least two people have lost their lives. that number could be higher, though, we're waiting for an update not only from iowa state patrol but from the governor. a dozen or so injure

multiple people dead after a devastating tornado tore through greenfield, iowa officials. they're not confirming the number of deaths because they say search and rescue efforts are still ongoing. this all happened yesterday. the storm just barreling through this area video showing widespread destruction. the tornado destroyed homes and toppled trees and power lines all across the city. according to some reports, the deadly twister may have been won on the ground for more than 40 miles. that is quite a span. kron. 4 s chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking all this wild weather across the country for the last couple of weeks, lawrence, yet other devastating one. yeah, just terrible. look, doesn't look like that's going to be a lot better here across the country. >> as we've had a severe weather breaking out really last month and a half now, of course, we're right at the peak of tornado season. these all the tornadoes touched down yesterday in iowa had more than a dozen tornadoes touching down, reported that the worst to be hit in greenfield. that's where we s

reporter: greenfield's hospital was among the buildings damaged.fficials said patients were transported to surrounding hospitals and temporary facilities were in place. >> the school is also our makeshift hospital just for any triage, anybody that might get hurt during our search and rescue or cleanup efforts as well. reporter: this has been an especially severe year for tornadoes, with 81 so far in iowa. >> we are going to take it seriously. when they say take cover it , means take cover. it's important that we listen to the warnings available to us right now. reporter: and the warnings will continue as peak tornado season extends through the spring and into early summer. amna: in the day's other headlines: norway, ireland and spain declared that they will formally recognize a palestinian state -- joining some 140 other countries around the world. palestinians have sought nationhood in east jerusalem, the west bank, and the gaza strip since they were seized by israel in the 1967 war. this morning in dublin, the irish prime minister said he hopes t

authorities in greenfield, iowa, now confirm four people were killed. at least 35 were injured when a tornado carved this path of destruction through town. winds topping 135mph. this 18 wheeler blown over as a tornado roared down a highway. >> this is the main intersection in greenfield. now this entire block leveled. the cleanup is underway. we've got some power crews here, bucket trucks trying to restore power. >> the remnants of those storms now heading for the east coast, hitting the i-95 corridor from dc to boston later today, as millions prepare to travel for the holiday weekend. so far this year, 862 tornadoes have been reported in 37 states, the most active season since at least 2017. and when it comes to the extreme heat, miami has seen the hottest may on record in recent days. the feels-like temperature up to 112 degrees. heat indexes around 100 are expected in the houston area tomorrow, where many people are without ac due to power outages stemming from last week's storms. the extreme heat also impacting south of the border. rescuers are raci

his debit stated polyps, the us midwest state of iowa in the west hit town of greenfield for people were killed in thousands injured rescue is a still searching through the rubble of destroyed homes as most storms could be on their way in the next few days. on panels reports, at least $26.00 tornadoes, ravaged, 3 states doing the greatest damage in iowa. it is just a rip, it gets hard to describe until you can actually see at the devastation, much of the town of greenfield population. 2000 was torn to pieces. many residents are stunned and trying to cope with the extent of the damage done. a pruitt's family home has been wrecked just going to the most you know, like i said, just picking up the stuff in the region known as tornado alley violent spring time storms are a fact of life. but this warm of twisters was particularly large and powerful. moving rapidly from west to east, gaining strength as it bore down on fields and farms residents rushed to shelter. we also reports in the weather was going to be bad and there was a tornado headed our way. and so i took my kids to the basement aut

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it's hard to describe until you can actually see at the depth of station, much of the town of greenfield population. 2000 was torn to pieces. many residents are stunned and trying to cope with the extent of the damage done. a pruitt's family home has been wrecked just going to the most you know, like i said, just picking up stuff in the region known as tornado alley violent spring time storms are effect of light. but this warm of twisters was particularly large and powerful. moving rapidly from west to east, gaining spring as it bore, down on fields and farms residents rushed to shelter. we also reports in the weather was going to be bad. there was a tornado heading our way. and so i took my kids to the basement authority, se multiple people were killed and dozens are being treated for injuries. when we have this many homes that have been destroyed and i just fully demolished, we want to make sure that every resident, every person has a kind of work. trailers were flipped like toys in wind turbine smashed to the ground. tens of thousands of people were left without power and the weather

shaq brewster joins us from greenfield, iowa. what are you seeing there today?> reporter: hi there, jose. the damage is so extensive and so impactful for the town of greenfield, a town of 2,000 people. the only people let in are residents. members of the media have to say outside. when you look at the video on your screen right now, you see the extent of that damage. so many homes completely obliterated and cars flipped over! look those trees and how splintered they are. we are hearing from the governor who says this is a search and rescue operation and not updating how many people were killed but saying multiple people were killed and that multiple others were injured. i want you to listen to what we heard from folks as they survived that devastation that you're looking at. >> one thing i really wanted to get was my -- my dad was in the marines and i had his uniform in the study closet and i can't find it. so we are going to try -- my sons are going to come to try to dig through, if we can, and find his uniforms. >> reporter: law enforcement is saying today tha

we saw some of the storms move through greenfield, iowa. devastating tornadoes. set up again today that could bring something similar these are the storm reports over the last 24 hours. when all was said and done nearly 80% of the state of iowa under some sort of severe weather warning yesterday as we tracked all of these storms, good news for now things have quieted down ally with the. all those ingredients that allowed that to happen are still in place. we could still see some really big weather out there today it does stretch from a little bit further north. the northeast all the way down to portions of texasment it is going to be texas that's the bullseye. settle this a little bit further south. cold front now draped. class a bulls eye really big city we are paying attention to. dallas is a spot where folks need to stay weather aware. >> lawrence: thanks,adam. fox news alert. the white house announcing another student loan. the courts said they couldn't do it but doing it anyway. this time $7.7 billion. >> brian: if you make sure your kids did not have any lo

one greenfield resident says he ran to his basement when he heard the tornado alarm.a scary situation there in iowa. >> boy, those are some dramatic pictures. there and we have big changes coming up here. the unofficial arrival of summer is right around the corner, but it won't feel like it. i'll explain with your bay area forecast. >> all right. now to alex savage though, and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap coming up at seven. alex >> all right mike thank you. coming up tonight at seven. the revival of a bill to address issues at the southern border. the white house and republicans calling each other out as the senate prepares for a big vote tomorrow, an immigration expert weighs in tonight on what could be next for this bipartisan deal. also, thieves are leaving some west coast neighborhoods in the dark. see what they're stealing and how it's taking out a whole lot of street lights. those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap and of course, that's followed by the ktvu fox o news 7 a slow network is no ne

rogue paxton, who lives in greenfield, says the community has been devastated.ake sure we were fine and then it got really, really loud, and we thought we lost our house, but we were lucky. but, like, everyone else is not so much. like, my brother, cody, his housejust like, my brother, cody, his house just got wiped and his girlfriend got stuck, but she's 0k girlfriend got stuck, but she's ok now. but it was really bad, but then you see all these people out here helping each other, it's community. everything's going to be fine because we have each other but it's just going to be really, really rough. it is a mess. to iran now, where the main official ceremonies of mourning will take place today for the former president ebrahim raisi and seven other people who died in a helicopter crash on sunday. mr raisi's coffin was taken to tehran on tuesday, after ceremonies were held in tabriz, near to where the helicopter came down. large crowds of mourners are expected, and iran's supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei, will lead prayers for those who died. we've got live pic