we got a report in from cnn affiliate from kingston springs, tennessee.st live hot showed you the electric company and talked to one. workers there. a full structure here. he told me there was all lighting structures in here but now you can see the walls have blown out, and everything is now on the ground here blown away. as we come down here to sneed road, off of highway 70. i do want to show you we'll go somewhat down the road. make sure my photographer thomas davis is safe right now as we're walking's it is muddy out here, but you look down sneed road and even just right here at this tree. look apartment the twists in the branches of the tree. thomas, right over here. this tree. you can see the twists of the branches, and then all the way down the road, the debris that carries towards those homes right there. as far as damage goes, we haven't been able to get down there, because there are power lines that are down on the ground right now. we can see that there are some roofs off at this point, and we did just check in with the fire chief that's out her

this morning, we got a report in from a cnn affiliate, wsmv in kingston springs, tennessee.g. in our last live shot, i showed you the electric company. i talked to one of the workers there and this was a full structure here. he told me that there was all lighting structures in here, but now you can see that the walls have blown out and everything is now on the ground here, blown away. as we come down here, off of highway 70, we'll go somewhat down the road. going to make sure my photographer is safe right now as we're walking. it is muddy out here. but you look down sneed road and even just right here at this tree, look at the twists in the branches of the tree. thomas, right over here. this tree. you can see the twists on the branches then all the way down the road, the debris that carries towards those homes right there. as far as damage goes, we haven't been able to get down there because there are powerlines that are down on the ground right now. we can see that there are some roofs off at this point and we did just check in with the fire ch chief that's out here. he say

we are about 30 minutes west of tennessee in a town called kingston springs. pretty bad, about 200 to 300 estimated homes have damage. and this is the typical scene that you're seeing in kingston springs, power lines along the road, luckily, work crews worked all day yesterday working on those trees, cutting them out and getting them out of the area. take a look at this home behind me here. you can see the roof or the front of that roof down there. that's what a lot of the homes down this road, it's sneed road, look like this morning and yesterday morning. we can't actually get down the road because of the power lines that are across from us, but that's an electrical worker tat is assessing some of the damage right now, trying to get the transformer down this morning and hopefully get some of the power lines out of the roads and all the electricity off. of course, this area is without customer, about 2,000 customers without power this morning in the middle tennessee area in general, we know of about 12,000 customers are without power. i want to tell you a stor

he's on the radio talking to people that are in different areas of kingston springs right now, trying to figure out where there's damage. who needs some rescue and who needs help at this point. lauren. >> our thanks to ryan breslin to cnn affiliate wsmv from tennessee. his report underscoring what we've learned this morning. that the devastating tornadoes ripped across six states includininclude including tennessee, kentucky and arkansas. the extent is unknown. and as we've been hearing from our meteorologist allison chinchar, the danger of severe weather remains. we're going to bring you up to speed with the very dangerous r headlines in a few minutes. stay with cnn. [first responder] onstar, we see them. [onstar advisor] okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. [first responder] thank you, onstar. [driver] my son, is he okay? [first responder] your son's fine. [driver] thank you. there was something in the road... [first responder] it's okay. you're safe now. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... clair

we have found numerous homes, dozens if not hundreds of homes here in kingston springs alone that haveby the storm. a miracle here, they say, is that no deaths occurred. the church was a refuge for storm victims. neighbors telling me that within minutes they started to hear chain saws and you can hear in the distance right now tennessee volunteers getting to work trying to help neighbors. when you talk about the widespread power outages affecting hundreds of thousands, not only in tennessee, but also in kentucky, that's because major tennessee valley authority transmission lines have been taken out by the storm. look at video hear from henry county tennessee right on the tennessee kentucky line. one of the major tv towers came crashing down under the force of the storm. that's going to be a difficult restoration. they are sending in crews right now and have been working around the clock to restore that major line, again affecting hundreds of thousands in the region with lots of cleanup to continue. we will be tracking it for you at. eric: thank you. you can hear the chainsaws, a great

an older woman in kingston springs, tennessee, was pinned underneath a mobile home from the waist downirefighters pulled her free tonight she's in critical condition president biden today approving a federal disaster declaration for kentucky, instructing fema and other federal agencies to move in quickly >> the federal government will do everything, everything it can possibly do to help >> kathy park is at that candle factory in mayfield where the heartbreaking search for survivors is still underway let's go to her now, kathy? >> kate, late today kentucky governor andy beshear said 40 people were rescued from the candle factory he can only hope more lives will be saved. >> tonight, the search and rescue effort continues at what was a candle factory in mayfield, kentucky 110 workers were inside friday night when the tornado hit the building now flattened. >> i'm prepared for the worst. i'm hoping for the best, but i'm preparing for the worst. >> darryl johnson is still frantically looking for his younger sister who he's been trying to reach since last night. she was working inside >> sh

damage the storms did to hundreds of homes multimedia journalist is live outside of nashville and kingston springs tennessee with more details. >> what you see behind me is the steeple of the baptist church, it's tossed in the parking lot as if it was made of paper members telling me this is an important refuge in the moments after the tornado hit and congregation members saying this is a sunday like no other. this seems immediately around the church is worse take a look at the video 60 - 80 homes in this neighborhood alone this is one of several that has been badly damaged by the series of storms. lots of tarps on roofs if there's roofs left at all. he huddled inside his home with his family as the tornado lifted his home completely off the foundation in move you forward 40 feet. something he says i'll never forget. the national weather service confirming six tornadoes have touched down in middleton, that is not counting the deadly tornadoes led to the death toll in west tennessee. as you travel between memphis and nashville all along interstate 40 you can see the landscape is daunting with place

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here a woman is rescued in kingston springs in nashville after the storm tossed her mobile home likey. and in illinois, an amazon warehouse collapsed near st. louis, killing at least six people. officials say the search and rescue effort has changed to search and recovery. as communities start to come to grips with the zaiting aftermath, the white house is responding. president barack obama is promising the government will dodo everything it can to help. >> president biden says that he plans to visit the communities devastated by a string of tornadoes over the weekend, predicting it might be the largest outbreak of tornadoes in american history. the president says he will not travel to those regions until he knows that his presence there will not hinder from rescue and recovery efforts. the president has said that his heart aches for those who had lost loved ones, those who still do not know where their family members are, and also, the rescue teams and first responders working on the scene. the president has pledged federal assistance, approving an emergency declaration for the stat

able to save a woman who was trapped underneath her mobile home by this devastating tornado kingston springs police say the mobile home was flipped upside down and then it landed on top of the woman and she was pen from the waist down. >> it took 20 minutes to get her out. officials are saying they rushed her to the hospital and she is now in critical condition. >> we want to talk about our own weather here back at home. a live look at the golden gate bridge the sun out things a little chilly, but we are expecting big changes overnight while you are asleep. let's get you ready for it. >> our meteorologist dave spahr is joining us now with a look at sunday's super center. all right. jonathan and justine, we are waiting for rain actually into major batches, a one the will be much more modest as we finish off the week kind of just tap off everything we've got the first batch is going to be the most prominent it kicks off at around midnight developing up in the north bay. here's the east bay shoreline. all that up. nicely there's where the rain is just starting to enter into northern sonoma coun

tennessee saved a woman who was trapped underneath her mobile home by a devastating tornado kingston springs. police say the mobile home was flipped upside down and landed on the woman. she was pinned from the waist down and it took 20 minutes to get her out. officials say they rushed the woman to the hospital and she is now in critical condition. >> talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight, big changes are on the way in a matter of hours. while many o% you are going to be asleep first thing in the morning, though. >> be prepared rain is going to start tonight and it's going take a while for the storm to exit the bay area are meteorologist dave spahr as in tonight with a look at what we can expect. >> okay. good evening, we're looking for to really change in the next hour or so. bringing in some rain is what we're waiting for in all of this. it's kind of the tail, the 2 different types of moisture. we have the subtropical jet this providing the mild moisture and then that gulf of alaska low that's going to be providing the colder air mass with all of future cast for shows us quite involved for

and then in tennessee, video showing widespread damage across the city of kingston springs.re have been at least three confirmed deaths so far there. power outages are also widespread across the impacted states with tennessee reporting more than 120,000 outages, kentucky, more than 75,000. president biden will, in fact, deliver remarks on the storms in the next hour from wilmington, delaware. we will bring that to you live when, in fact, it happens. but i do want to start on the ground there. in kentucky, in one of the hardest hit areas, kathy park in mayfield outside that candle factory that was completely leveled. the governor saying the likelihood of lives that have been lost, incredibly high. kathy, talk to me about what you have been seeing on the ground there so far. >> reporter: yasmin, so, the candle factory that you are referring to is right over my shoulder. this is the closest that we can get, and we are told from the local coroner that 40 people are still unaccounted for. right now, it's a recovery and rescue mission. i asked him, is he hopeful there potentially

this from kingston springs, tennessee. it's near nashville. at least three people have been confirmed dead in that state. joining me now, storm chaser mike gordon, who's been assessing the damage in missouri and kentucky after working all night. mike, welcome back. we talked to you earlier in the broadcast. give me the latest from where you are and what you're seeing. is it still just utter devastation as far as the eye can see? >> i'll step out of my truck here. i'm now more in the center part of town. i'll flip the camera around here. and as you can see, it's still real -- a lot more of the commercial buildings are usually built, you know, a little stronger, but as you look at some of the commercial buildings back there, they're completely destroyed. and it's not much different than what i have been seeing since the beginning of mayfield. near the candle factory. >> yeah. mike, let me ask you about one building that we were seeing, if you can go back to that one that at least is partially standing. that one. it's coming into view, if you kee

now another look at the damage today in kingston springs tennessee, not too far from nashville. at least three people have been confirmed dead in the volunteer state. hundreds of thousands of people are grappling with power outages today and that includes more than 140,000 outages in just the state of tennessee right now. more than 80,000 outages in the state of kentucky. we've got a lot more now on the frightening scene, this in edwardsville, illinois, and also the intense search and rescue underway at an amazon warehouse. reporter ryan henson is there. we welcome you on this really difficult day. what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: well, since day break broke, really since last night, crews have been streaming in here trying to help clear some of the debris, clear some of the rubble. like you said, this is very much a search and rescue mission, and the concern is really those people who are still unaccounted for. that wall you're looking at right there that's no longer there, that stretches about the length of a football field and those strong winds that came through