. >> reporter: while at what's left of her home, 14-year-old halley box-- alive because she was at a friend's house when the tornado hit-- tried to comprehend the loss of her mother and two brothers. her father and little sister are in the hospital. >> i just ask people to pray for her family, that we can help get through all this. >> reporter: linda smith says this family has always relied on each other, prayer, and their faith in god, three things they need now more than ever. well, the tornado that destroyed the box family's home and this barn was one of several that raked across the state of alabama, and as you mentioned, they took a heavy toll. seven dead in this state alone. the national weather service is still out looking at the damage to determine exactly how many storms there were and the severity of the tornadoes. russ. >> mitchell: don teague in washington county, alabama, thank you very much. here's what else is happening tonight. there is yet another case of sleeping on the job by an air traffic controller to tell you about. this one happened today in miami. it is the s

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as far as the governor updates, hall lee barr beer says he's not going -- halley barbara says he's not running and christopher others say they are not readiment run down the 2012 field. what down about it? >> well, they are all my friends, and it's unusual, and of course, we know who the democratic candidate's going to be, but we're nine or ten months out from the beginning of the primary season and there's maybe not a clear front runner, but we don't know who the candidates are. this is not a great position i think to be in. i'll say a couple things, and i was surprised at the haley barber decision. i'm biased, but i think the best will be current or former governors because they make tough decisions, the buck stops at your desk, you dealt with balanced budget amendments in your states, and you understand the need to have fiscal responsibility. that's the most critical thing we need for our country right now, so i think mitt romney, tim palenti, people like that make the strongest candidates. there's others out there who are interesting and bright and frankly who are now focusing like