some of them in the city of little rock. i have deemed it a great personal privilege to spend in our south glen tours of duty while in the military service and enjoyable recreation periods. since that time, so from intimate personal knowledge, i know that the overwhelming majority of the people in the south, including those of arkansas and of little rock art, of goodwill, are united in their efforts to preserve and respect the law, even when they disagree with it. they do not sympathize with mob rule. they like the rest of our nation, have proved in two great wars. they are readiness to sacrifice for america and the founding of the american way of life is our national respect for law in the south, as elsewhere. citizens are keenly aware of the tremendous disservice that has been done to the people of arkansas in the eyes of the nation. and that has been done to the nation, in the eyes of the world. at a time when we face grave situations abroad because of the hatred that communism bears toward the system of government, based

a broad swathe through little rock and north little rock. 0ne fatality in north little rock and two fatalitiesmemphis. was there any warning at all that this may have been coming in the coming weeks or days? yes, for days we had been highlighting friday as a day where there would be a big outbreak of tornados. it was not a mystery that we would have severe storms. where do they develop? when they developed, they are what we call long—tracked tornados, and we see those out on the plains for sometimes but were out on the ground for miles and miles, sometimes 150 miles and this was this kind of atmosphere. the one that developed in little rock developed about 50 miles south—west. there was a warning on it. people were adequately warned for minutes, in the order of 30—110 minutes in advance. we knew this was a storm that could produce a tornado, and indeed it did. it started to not be really a tornado producing—looking storm on radar until it got to little rock and then it rapidly intensified. the video from a number of cellphones was horrific. it was a horrible, horrible storm, but there was a lo

not what folks here in little rock, arkansas, need. you know, the clean-up efforts are really just beginning, and you can see the devastating impact of this tornado already felt here. you know, for folks who have already lost so much, additional bad weather is just going to add insult to injury. you can look at this house right here. the belongings strewn all around. you know, it's important to remember these are pieces of people's lives. and they have been just blown literally to the winds. you can see broken windows here and pieces of power pole all around. that's what i'm standing on here, broken like twigs. it's just crind bl when you think about the power of the winds that were whipping through here. and as governor just stated, 5 people confirmed dead here in arkansas, 1 here in the little rock area, 4 over in wynne. neil? neil: max, i mean, you've had enough to cover here, but, you know, we were talking last week about the same sort of storms that were hitting the mississippi if area, extended to alabama and elsewhere. i'm wonde

some of them in the city of little rock. i have deemed it a great personal privilege to spend in our south glen tours of duty while in the military service and enjoyable recreation periods. since that time, so from intimate personal knowledge, i know that the overwhelming majority of the people in the south, including those of arkansas and of little rock art, of goodwill, are united in their efforts to preserve and respect the law, even when they disagree with it. they do not sympathize with mob rule. they like the rest of our nation, have proved in two great wars. they are readiness to sacrifice for america and the founding of the american way of life is our national respect for law in the south, as elsewhere. citizens are keenly aware of the tremendous disservice that has been done to the people of arkansas in the eyes of the nation. and that has been done to the nation, in the eyes of the world. at a time when we face grave situations abroad because of the hatred that communism bears toward the system of government, based

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max gorden and little rock. >> hey neil comic devastation here in little rock.cenes you can see behind me looks like a bomb went off in this neighborhood. one confirmed dead here in little rock, arkansas. for others it dead in wang, arkansas. thirty here in little rock injured because of this tornado. the tornado here and little rock touchdown about 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon. as a twister tour through the city the national weather service office in little rock had to transfer duties to the memphis office or the meteorologist took shelter. homes and businesses are ripped apart by this tornado. in the wake of destruction and emergency crews went to search and rescue mode. residents were told to stay away from the area damaged by the tornado. at least 30 people in the little rock had to be taken to the hospital according to the mayor and or fox affiliate confirmed one desperate even though warnings were sent out about the pure storms he twister still took some by surprise. he was a one man who said he was out shopping when he had to run for cover in the store. >>

well, for little rock, there are two - for little rock, there are two elementary schools tomorrow, the the buses can get through certain areas, on 17 bus routes that are affected, because of trees. and being an afternoon tornado that caused destruction, there was time, because of alerts, to get people to safety on friday, and only one fatality has been now confirmed, it was in north little rock. but it is they clean—up of the streets, the tree debris. power is on. furtherto streets, the tree debris. power is on. further to the east and up to memphis where the memphis commercial appeal steam has been covering what happened in arkansas, i am covering that entire other end of the state and to the west, but when four people died and it was a direct hit. as this hit in the afternoon and the most populated city in the state, 2:30pm, and 200,000 people, it may have more video and pictures on social than ever. the alet�*s have helps, i believe, save lives and all the media is commended, and as the governor said in news conference earlier, arkansas is like a big small town and so people really

“oining us from little rock. ., ~ very much for “oining us from little rock. . ,, , ., passengers arrivingspite extra ferries being laid on overnight to clear a backlog. a statement from the port of dover says all of the weekend's coach traffic is now contained in the port ready for processing through immigration controls. marc ashdown reports. inch by inch, things are slowly moving at the port of dover, but coachloads of schoolchildren destined for easter breaks have faced lengthy delays. we got here, down into the queue, about 2:30am this morning. we were about number 33, we're now down to 31, and we reckon we've probably got another 12 hours left waiting. this group are en route to luxembourg but have been queueing since yesterday. i've got mostly elderly passengers on that have paid good money for a holiday, and basically i think some of them now want to go home. now the blame game has begun. the port of dover said ferry companies accepted extra easter bookings, which added pressure to the system. the companies say they've shared all booking information in advance and have laid on extr

the massive dark cloud headed toward little rock today.eported tornado slamming that city already. they're calling it catastrophic. our team forecasting the potential for several long-track, fast-moving, and potentially violen into the night, and what had caused a car flipping upside down on the side of the road. this is some of the damage obviously. a shopping center damaged. twisted pieces of metal ending up on the fence there, the parking lot. all of this just beginning to play out just as president biden visiting rolling fork, mississippi, today after the deadly tornado outbreak just days ago. it is hard to believe the reporting of the ground at the beginning of the weekend at the end of the week, another tornado outbreak unfolding tonight. senior meteorologist rob marciano standing by to time all of this out as we go into the evening hours. first, the images coming in from little rock and beyond, declaring a state of emergency in arkansas already. abc's victor oquendo leading us off from the storm zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, t

we're joined now by the mayor of little rock. frank scott jr. mr mayor. thank you for being here with us. first we know that the little rock fire department had to rescue some people who are trapped by the storm. is there anyone that you know of that is unaccounted for this morning. thank you so much. victor it's truly by the grace of god that the city of little rock did not experience any fatalities at this time as we are continued the assessment of each area of the city that was impacted. we're very grateful for the men and women of the little rock police department, fire department and all first responders. we've been working around the clock to ensure the public health safety and welfare of each little rock resident. we also, as you know, declared a state of emergency had a request made that request to governor sanders. she dutifully accepted and we are activated the national guard as well here in little rock and central arkansas as we've all been impacted in addition to others around his cities can take it was to the city of little rock about the imp

the images of the twisters themselves as they p heavily populated cities, like little rock their terrifyinger like when this one struck across a road in iowa. >> dude, stop, stop! there's debris coming down on you. [ bleep >> but just as staggering, the sheer number of them take a look at this map. more than 60 possible tornados touching down across ten states, from iowa to georgia each one of them leaving their own trail of destruction in wynne, arkansas, the police chief says it was total destruction throughout the town in sullivan, indiana, the damage stretches for miles. at least three people were killed there. last night, the race to get to safety today, the race to find survivors our teams are spread out across the region and we begin with emilie ikeda in little rock. >> reporter: tonight the death toll continues to climb after monstrous storms and tornados tore through the country's midsection. >> there's huge debris in the air >> reporter: among the hardest-hit states, arkansas, where authorities report at least five dead from ferocious tornados. >> i just couldn't believe that my c

we understand what's going on as this plays out in little rock.en visited rolling fork, mississippi today, where they are still recovering from the deadly tornado outbreak that hit one week ago. the president warning of the coming danger. some of these communities are again facing the threat of severe weather and just one week later, i want charge everyone here to listen to local officials and be prepared to take shelter. parts of the same area in mississippi are at risk once again tonight and a community that hasn't recovered yet the western part of kentucky devastated by tornadoes more than a year ago, when a twister was on the ground for almost three hours and tore through more than 150, miles. sales that area under threat again. these storms, leaving a trail of disaster and heartbreak. we turn now to a major courtroom victory for oscar winning actress gwyneth paltrow. the trial becoming a social media sensation. we have an exclusive interview with one of the jurors in the civil trial. why she says they determined that the lifestyle guru is not

the new treatment that's helping some >>> tonight, a direct strike, a destructive tornado hits little rock with more storms on the move. violent funnel clouds caught on camera, and hospitals prepare for injuries cars thrown and heavy damage to homes. the national guard called in. tens of millions at risk, the dangerous tornado emergency from the midwest to the mississippi valley we're tracking it with our team in the storm zone >>> also tonight, new details about the historic indictment of former president trump. sources telling nbc news it contains around 30 counts of document-related fraud for his alleged role in a hush money payment to an adult film star. mr. trump calling the democratic d.a.'s move a political persecution. what we're learning about when the indictment will be unsealed and what will happen when mr. trump arrives in a new york city courtroom. >>> just released, the names of the nine soldiers killed in the nightmare training crash of those two army black hawk helicopters. >>> our inside look at a remarkable new treatment helping people regain their sense of smell and tast

dozens are injured in the little rock area. i amfinger joins us from arkansas. what was it like? as a vocation you charge into the middle of these, explain to our viewers. >> i was chasing the storm just to my north. don't know what you are going to find when you get into the damage path. i used to live in little rock for many years. i know this area. some of these areas that were damaged and destroyed, it was a pretty serious seen. there were multiple businesses damaged and destroyed, homes were gone, a quick perspective how severe it was, this was 2:30, people were not home so they started going home saying traffic was an issue. it was a serious situation yesterday. >> looking at the images, it's hard to take in. what does it feel like to be in the middle of a tornado like this? >> i try to focus on my job which is getting the imagery, the news, information what is going on. i try not to think about it too much, this is like a home area for me. people were walking out of these neighborhoods and they were in shock. they've not

i'm emily caught in little rock, arkansas was don nickles is a resident of little raw can the manager of a piano stool in the city. he joins us now. thanks for taking the time to talk to us. so just take us through what actually happened, where were you? we were in the store that's behind us here. and the alarms had gone off, we'd heard several sirens, and i actually stepped out of the building to look. so the south west where tornadoes come from to see what the skies look like. and we saw the funnel cloud coming towards us, and we watched it, it seemed a long ways away. but then we started hearing it. it's a very air, each town. and that's what we took cover in the back of our store under some stairs . this must be quite a terrify experience then that i don't, i didn't have that fear because you don't think it's really gonna hit you. i mean, the odds are so low, but i mean, i've lived my whole life and it's the 1st time i've ever actually been in tornado. i've been near several. we're happy that you are safe. obviously i'm how much damage was done to your premises and others nearby.

i'm emily caught in little rock, arkansas. don bean is pining section chief disaster response organization team rubicon . he says the frequency of these storms could start to put a real strain on relief agencies. currently we are putting together operations to help multiple multiple towns and cities in the united states to little rock arkansas area. we're currently here in monroe county, mississippi, doing the type of operations that we will be sending to these other places. so we will be conducting operations such as we're doing here. we provide sawyer work, which is people using chainsaws to help clear roads, clear trees away from homes, clear trees, other dry way we do roof topping work for those who get holes in their roof from debris. we also provide an emergency feed home repair for those who had some kind of interior damage, as well as debris removal from all the tornado that drops parts and pieces that weren't there originally in people's homes. unfortunately, we're seeing an awful lot of extensive damage here in monro

a huge tornado has hit the us city of little rock in arkansas. a state of emergency has been declared. social media personality andrew tate has been released from prison to house arrest before further court hearings. a warning that the rapid melting of ice in antarctica is slowing down the flow of deep ocean water, which could have devastating impacts for the world's climate. hello and welcome to bbc news. "upset, angry, but not worried" — that's how donald trump's lawyer has described the former us president's reaction to his indictment by a new york court. he will appear there on tuesday, charged with falsifying business records. at least one felony offence is included — that could result in a jail sentence. it's all linked to alleged hush money paid by mr trump to the former porn star stormy daniels. our north america correspondent gary o'donoghue reports from new york. this manhattan courthouse doesn't normally look like this. but then, it's not every day a former president gets charged with a crime — in fact, it's never happened before. and

and i will just tell you, i am going tomorrow i've been all over it little rock because they limit littlek and it hit neighborhood right near my home. i've just seen no matter where i go, people loving on each other. just hugging each other and doing everything we can to help each other breed that is very encouraging. molly: a quick shift of politics to forgo former arkansas governor asa hutchinson has declared is making a run for the white house. your thoughts? >> well, look, i think there will be plenty of time for politics a little bit further down the road. i do not think today -- make it's not something i really want to talk about today. i think i will leave it at that. i would again encourage people to give to southern baptist relief or red cross or samaritans purse help out. >> we are thinking of you and all the people that arkansas, arkansas attorney general, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you very much for having me. >> into your busy thank you. sue for thoughts of those in arkansas, thank you. another early spring storm system is expected to make its way across our co

let's go right to little rock now, emilie ikeda, you were forced to take shelter a while ago. what can you tell us? >> reporter: lester, that's right a twister barreling through just across the river there. this area seeing back-to-back tornado warnings, and as we see reports of injuries and damage pouring in, the governor of arkansas tonight declaring a state of emergency >> go, go, go, go. >> reporter: life-threatening danger in the heart of arkansas. >> this is not a possible tornado this is a tornado in progress >> reporter: a confirmed tornado touching down around little rock, cars and trucks flipped, and storefronts ripped apart. >> the scariest thing i've ever been in. sheets of rain and then the trees, like toys, being picked up. >> reporter: residents frantically trying to find safe shelter. >> i made it into one of the little salons over here, got in, and as i got in, huddled up against the cement barrier, every single glass window blew out, and people were blown back, and i held on, and it must have been a minute just huddled. i thought i was -- i thought i was a go

it's going to be a long road to recovery here and little rock arkansas. a lot of work still yet to be done. back to you. will: the spring informer arkansas governor mike huckabee who had a lot of people affected directly by this, give us a sense of the scope of what arkansas is facing here. >> it's a massive tornado and in addition to little rock, north little rock, jacksonville and when arkansas also very hard-hit by the tornado, when arkansas is a town of about 8300 people that live there it is putting much flattened it's a devastating tornado, as a reporter just mentioned this was a mile wide and it looks like a carpet bomb has gone to from the b-52. it is devastating. people will build back for some of the toughest things that people deal with are not just the physical structures but they also lose their driver's license, their tax return information that they're getting ready to file loser person tickets they basically have to rebuild their lives because there will be documents of people that will be discovered 50 miles from where the tornado hit the

fox weather max gorden has more from little rock. >> the recovery process is now underway on little rock'st side. the sound of chainsaws filled the air as workers clear away the trees that fell down during this tornado. and residents comb through its left in their homes. president biden issuing a major disaster declaration that will unlock additional federal resources. this afternoon ef-3 tornado tour through this neighborhood. they turn is struck at around 2:22 p.m. in the afternoon according to the national weather service traveled nearly 30 miles. at a maximum width of more than a while and maximum winds around 165 miles per hour. high in ef-3. according to the city of little rock more than 50 people were injured in the tornado and one person died. the chinook tore apart homes and businesses and between 212600 buildings have been damaged. 10,000 customers are still without power but crews have been working to get the lights back on. today fema director and joint little rock mayor frank scott junior to tour the destruction. >> and think are the hardest parts of my job is the fact that i

in little rock, a catastrophic tornado ripped apart homes and flipped cars.rock reports that police have been transporting the injured in their patrol cars because there are not enough ambulances to respond. we have team coverage of tonight's storms, and cbs's roxana saberi is going to start us off tonight from davenport, iowa, which sits right in the bull's-eye of a level 5 severe weather alert. >> oh, god. >> reporter: a massive tornado touched down in north little rock, arkansas, late this afternoon, packing powerful winds and dumping heavy rain as it blew through the area, moving 50 miles per hour. at least two dozen people have been hospitalized. the storm left behind homes in tatters, scattering debris for several blocks, downed power lines, and snapped tree limbs that fell on passing cars. driver mike houston narrowly escaped serious injuries. >> all of a sudden, it just all hit, and hit me. >> reporter: as the storm cleared, some residents were in shock. >> twisted around, look at the woods back here. >> reporter: to the northern iowa, another violent

with more tornadoes possible tomorrow from dallas to chicago, including little rock, arkansas in the bullseye once again when you see that threat map, it is startling. just where it's going to happen again in the threat area include chicago, much of northern illinois back through kansas city, st louis. you're in there to memphis back through a little hard hit little rock, and these will come at night, making them even more dangerous. this video shows a powerful tornado tearing through little rock over the weekend before and after satellite images show where the twister carved its path of destruction. freaking war zone. at least 59. tornadoes tore across 11 states on friday and saturday, killing at least 32 people in illinois, friends and family gathered to honor frederick livingston junior. he died after the roof of this theater collapsed during a concert. raise me. so that was two years old people remain in critical condition. meanwhile on the east coast, one person was killed in delaware after a tornado destroyed this home in new jersey. this doorbell camera captured one of four tw

memphis, hard-hit little rock and dallas looks very similar.oes a threat and these will come at night, making them even more dangerous. linsey? >> linsey: rob, thank you. turning to developing story overseas. the deadly bomb attack in russia killing a pro-russian military blogger and ardent supporter of the war. this video captures the moment of the explosion at a cafÉ in st. petersburg. dozens of people were hurt and a warning that they know you are about to see maybe disturbing. here is abc office tom reporting from ukraine. >> reporter: an explosive device ripping through a cafÉ tonight. the attacks looking like an assassination. blasting down the walls causing carnage inside. killing a prominent russian pro military blogger and intrigue -- injuring at least 30 others. cctv capturing the moment the cafÉ's windows blown out, flames followed. badly wounded survivors on the street outside, one woman appears motionless on the ground. next informing using the pseudonym [indistinct] reportedly giving a talk. a woman gifting him a small statute, a

little rock -- harper, iowa. little rock neighborhood devastated we ef3 tornado and winds up to 65 miles an hour and ginning service connected standing by in the -- ginger is standerring by in the storm sentedder on the timing of the storm. >> tonight millions bracing for a new tornado outbreak after more than 80 confirmed twisters in the last 72 hours. >> tornado is right in front of us. >> this ef4 packing windsouthwe- cedar rapids, iowa, for 50 minutes and many of the same areas set to get hit again. in little rock, this man and his van when the trees start snapping. emerging to see ef3 destruction and this is the massive ef3 that delivered a crushing below east of there killing at least four people. >> here in wynne, arkansas, there's all this debris to clear and avenue >> misty gray and family and dogs unharmed after ef3 twister struck their home. >> what's going through your mind at that point? >> i was watching and praying saying please, lord, keep us safe. reporter: david, there was not enough time to cle

here in little rock, arkansas.pole at my feet coming up like a pencil that is been snapped in multiple pieces. just to see the scenes of destruction here. one person confirmed here in little rock. thirty people injured according to the mayor. this tornado struck at about 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon but luckily this was at a time when a lot of people were still at work. they might not have been home. you can see what has been left of many of these homes. people's belongings strewn about lives that have been shattered it is incredible to see the power of the winds. if you just look behind me, look at this a backyard you can see the debris that has been strewn about. the national weather service little rock, arkansas into office the meteorologist had a shelter in place and had to move over there duties to the memphis office the power of this tornado because they had to make sure they were safe themselves. you know, all across the heartland of america we've had deaths due to these storms, seven deaths confirmed right no

that was a little rock. arkansas mayor frank scott, along with the arkansas governor, sarah huckabee sanders on the devastation the damage caused by a string of tornadoes overnight in arkansas. alright now to ukraine, where more russian shelling has turned deadly this morning. ukrainian official says at least two people were killed , including a five month old baby as russians. russian rounds hit a town in the eastern donetsk region. the relentless attacks come as ukraine marks the one year anniversary since the liberation of buca and the discovery of the brutal massacre there. cnn's david mckenzie is in key for us. so david i mean the images of the atrocities that happened in buka. are haunting. i mean it was one year year ago, but those images are kind of seared in everyone's memory. that's right, fred. and it was a solemn moment that president zelensky commemorated the one year anniversary of the liberation of that zone of kiev to the northwest of where i'm standing, and as you say. it is cnn. many of our

i'm emily caught in little rock, arkansas. tens of thousands of people have turned out for 13th week of protests against the is very prime ministers, planned judicial overhaul. thus, despite benjamin netanyahu delaying the changes by a few weeks to reach a compromise with opposition parties. but smith reports from television, ah, jamal to us week in israel ended as it began in tell of even elsewhere, with mass protests, against government plans to overhaul the judiciary. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his coalition partners from the far right. want to give politicians more power to appoint supreme court judges. they say the court is elitist at intervenes too much. the protests and a general strike prompted netanyahu to pause the legislation. he's promising to find a compromise with opposition groups. few here, believe him, even president biden, doesn't believe him. nobody believes him. even his own correlation doesn't believe him and think that now it's the most dangerous time of all. and we're very worried that ah, something we'll just say, i think they will stop the go. she

max gorden and little rock, thank you. c4 little rock tony is a part of a huge storm system that tore through eight states in the south and also the midwest. reportedly killing at least 26 people. there is a high death toll. that same devastating system that brought those high winds and severe thunderstorms, and even if you tornadoes well brought into the northeast last night. so what is in the forecast for this weekend? adam class and the weather. let's break across the country were not going to get a huge one today, sunday a little bit more the nicer side we are tracking a storm's 90 sweeping across the country next week i will begin with relatively mild temperatures except in the middle of the country see the warm air pulling up, cool air off towards the west and it's going to kind of wintry here in the next couple of days. clear across the country, little snow in the northern plains in the upper midwest as it drips off that direction is a low pressure system is going to become a intrapreneur monday forecast and assisti

scenes of destruction here and little rock. also some of these sounds of rebuilding as people get out there chainsaws, their leaf blowers, they tried to get on the long path to recovery here. around 50 people had to be taken to the hospital after this tornado ripped through the community and one person has been reported dead prevention of touchdown around 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon yesterday afternoon as a twister tort to say the national weather service office in little rock had to transfer duties over to the memphis office building meteorologist meteorologist took shelter, homes and businesses were ripped apart the tornado. even though warnings were sent out still took some by surprise but here's a one who said he was out shopping when he had to run for shelter in the storm. >> as i got in, huddled in rear every single glass window blew out people were blown back. it must've been i don't i thought i was a goner for sure. quick urgency cruiser and into which a rescue met residents were told to stay within the area damaged by t

this video was taken in little rock. you can just imagine what the twister was like as it was coming towards you. look at that. the aftermath devastating. a tornado shredded flipped cars and shredded shopping centers and homes, the power unbelievable. at least one person killed, more than two dozen hurt in little rock alone. >> everything happened in like five seconds. it was like it came, boom. you hear a lot of commotion and stuff. then it was just over. i go outside and it's crazy. people got blood all over their faces. >> in northeastern arkansas communities in the town of wynn were pulverized. at least two people are dead and there are reports of people trapped in homes as we speak. >>> paul, there's another video of the tornado that hit little rock as well, you can see this video. >> yeah. it's been a remarkable event. this was well forecasted several days in advance, but it kept getting worse and worse as the data came together. this is likely going to range towards the top of the fujita scale the way they evaluat

i'm emily, come in little rock, arkansas. ah, tens of thousands of protest is of turned out for a 13th week in israel, against prime minister benjamin netanyahu supplied judicial overhaul. rallies have been held in tel aviv jerusalem hyphened all the cities. this, despite netanyahu delaying the changes by a few weeks in order to reach a compromise with the opposition, your mains define refusing to bow to international pressure after president joe biden, i should to abandon the plans altogether. oh, and in the last hour there been scuffles knitting protested in police and tele leave. as the authorities tried to clear the street organize his intelligence estimate that 230000 people, turned out there, abandoned smith as lie frizzy that he's been reporting on. historians have been it . it looks as though pam nessa netanyahu's attempt to put an end to these protests hasn't worked. no mine hasn't the were most people been drifting home now from this one and televi vassily, few under china block a highway, but soon at least our esti

i'm emily, kinda in little rock, arkansas. don bean is planning section chief disaster response organization team rubicon. he says the frequency of storms could start to put a strain on relief agencies. currently, we are putting together operations to help multiple multiple towns and cities in the united states to little rock arkansas area. we're currently here in monroe county, mississippi, doing the type of operations that we will be sending to these other places. so we will be conducting operations such as we're doing here. we provide sawyer work, which is people using chainsaws to help clear roads, clear trees away from homes, clear trees, other dry way. we do roof topping work for those who get holes in their roof from debris. we also provide an emergency. expedia, home repair for those who had some kind of interior damage, as well as debris removal from all the tornado that drops parts and pieces that weren't there originally in people's homes. unfortunately, we're seeing an awful lot of extensive damage here in monroe c

little rock, arkansas is now in the danger area again. after a powerful tornado roared through there over the weekend. it was one of at least 59 twisters in 11 states on friday and saturday . they killed at least 32 people . the tornado that hit little rock was the second strongest to hit the city since 1999. here's some of that damage. now we get the forecast from accuweather's kevin costner. good morning, rhiannon. it's a cold start to the week in the southwest from salt lake city in denver to los angeles. record lows will be challenged for the first couple of days of this week. now the energy from that storm will move east later this week, bringing a blizzard to the northern plains north of minneapolis and a severe weather outbreak from the great lakes to the gulf coast. i want to show you tuesday's severe weather outlook, lemoine chicago little rock, st louis, a bullseye of severe weather, including tornadoes back to you, ryan and andrew. kevin thank you will do some catch up now because april fool's day fell inconveniently on a satur

i'm emily caught in little rock, arkansas. for a 13th week, tens of thousands of protest is of turned out in israel against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. pond. judicial oval rallies have been held in tel aviv jerusalem haifa, and all the cities. despite netanyahu delaying the changes by a few weeks to try and reach a compromise with the opposition, forties in tell of ease of use water cannon to disperse the crowds. bun, it's smith is reporting from tennessee. it's been really tumultuous week in israel . it began when benjamin netanyahu tried to fight his defense minister for suggesting that there was concern the armed forces over plans of this judicial overhaul that prompted a massive spontaneous st demonstration at the beginning of the week than this general strike on monday. persuading netanyahu said to least her china consultations with opposition. groups about like lately is not shelved it, and people here tonight wanted to remind him that they want this legislation dropping completely. russia is taken over the rotati

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one of those tornadoes already being described as catastrophic cutting through little rock, arkansas. there are reports of significant damage tonight. downed trees, homes destroyed, vehicles tossed into the air. at least 80 million americans on alert tonight for severe storms. our weather team telling us this is just the beginning. the threat after dark tonight for damaging winds, long-track tornadoes, and this threat continues into the day tomorrow. first, in the middle of the country in the south, and then

but we begin tonight with "fox weather" correspondent max gorden and a hard-hit little rock, arkansas> in little rock, arkansas this looking like a bomb went off around 50 people went to the hospital and pulaski county, one person unfortunate confirmed dead. the national weather service says this wasn't the f3 tornado. a high end ef-3 with high when someone is 65 miles per hour per. >> touchdown local type in a tornado issue for communities around arkansas as a tribute tour through the see the national weather service offices in little rock had to transfer duties over to the memphis office meteorologist here took shelter, homes and businesses were ripped apart by the tornado. even though warnings were sent out about the severe storms the twister still took some by surprise. here's a one man who said he was out shopping when he had to run for cover from the storm. >> as i got in, huddled up against the >> barrier, every single glass window blew out and people were blown back. i held on and it must've been a minute just huddled i thought i was a goner for sure per. >> in the wake of the

he told me how natives of little rock were coping in the aftermath.are currently in cleanup mode and very happy to be here, thank you for inviting me. streets are being cleaned, people are being taken care of. there is no active weather right now, it is very quiet so we are basically in recovery mode at this time. and what is the situation going forward over the next 2a hours, 48 hours? what guidance is being given out to people? there are numerous shelters open and as far as weather is concerned we are looking at fairly quiet weather tonight so the search and rescue can continue without any weather concerns. we're expecting some rain tomorrow night in southern arkansas for the most part but unfortunately we are looking at another chance of strong to severe thunderstorms coming in for tuesday but until then the weather will be a little wet over the south but relatively quiet. and in terms of those families and individuals that have been impacted by the weather, by these storms, tornadoes which clearly have devastated people's lives here, what can they

i'm emily, cut in little rock, arkansas. don nickos is a resident of this walk, hawkins on banner job, a piano store in the city. he gave us this 1st hand, the count or the moment a tornado. hit stall. we were in the store that's behind this year. and the alarms had gone off. we've heard several sirens, and i actually stepped out the building to look. so the south west where tornadoes come see what the skies look like. and we saw the funnel cloud coming, georgia, and we watched it. it seemed a long ways away, because we started hearing the very air each sound. and that's what we took cover in the back of our store under some stairs. i didn't have that fear because you don't think it's really gonna hit you. i mean, the odds are so low, but i mean, i've lived my whole life and it's the 1st time i've ever actually been in tornado. i've been near several, we're in a shopping center here that has about 5 or 6 buildings. 3 of them were fairly heavily damage. we only had just a little damage to our actual store. just a window was b

little rock, the capital of arkansas state, has been particularly badly affected with more than 2000 homes and businesses damaged. and b, c journalist, emily carter has more from little rock the sheer force of the storms, just about every where you walk here in little rock, arkansas, behind me, you look at a store fronts, they are completely blown. now i actually just spoke with the gentleman who was inside one of those stores. he saw the tornado closing in with such a force. he says it blow him back by about 10 or 15 feet more evidence of those powerful, monstrous. we'll take a look right here. what is this describing? car is being tossed as if they were toys, this one flipping on to another. and that's the scene really across this entire parking lot. tens of thousands of people have turned out for 13th. we could protest against the israeli prime ministers, planned judicial overhaul for the sin, tentative fired water cannon dispersed crowds blocking the main highways. benjamin netanyahu says he won't about international pressure to abandon his plans. after putting them on paws. is r

pete: max gorden is live in little rock, arkansas, with the latest. st tragic to the hear, it's now up to 10. >> reporter: yeah. it's just horrible to see this death toll rising. you've, we've been seeing neighbors wandering around this neighborhood that was so so hard hit, really just in disbelief. they can't believe what has happened to the place that they call home. you can see behind me trees uprooted, the roofs of houses that have been torn apart. and over here you can see this power pole snapped into multiple pieces, just incredible behind this power pole you can see the wall of this garage torn apart. all the con ends inside visible -- [audio difficulty] on the street to see. now, this tornado hit around 2:30 in the afternoon. even the national weather service's little rock office had to shelter in place so that they could be safe. they had to change over the duties to the memphis office while they took shelter, essentially. you know, after the tornado hit, there were, you know, first responders out in the streets, you know, rescuing folks, jus

my cut up al jazeera and bessie journalist, emily, a carter has more from little rock, the capital of all console. evidence of the sheer force of these storms just about every where you walk here in little rock, arkansas, behind me, you look at those store fronts. they are completely blown. now i actually just spoke with the gentleman who was inside one of those stores. he saw the tornado closing in with such a force. he says it blow him back by about 10 or 15 feet more evidence of those powerful, monstrous winds. take a look right here. what is this describing? cars being tossed as if they were toys. this one flipping on to another, and that's the scene really across this entire parking lot. here in pulaski county, arkansas, there have been more than 50 people, hospitalized one person, according to authorities, have been, has been tragically killed. looking east were more people killed in cross county, arkansas. the governor here declaring a state of emergency as search and rescue missions continue to play out today. the other thing you'll know in the backround, you might be able to

and again, i remind people rock, little rock is a built u industrial area. it's go city level infrastructure that typically doesn't get damage by these kinds of storms they got hit hard. >> they got hit very hard an it's a city of about 200,000 people, and the mayor and th governor just said that abou 2000 or so residents homes wer impacted and that is what has happene to some of them. you can see some of the damage behind me. it's just unbelievable to se trees ripped up by their routes, roofs off of homes, and these, as you say, are substantia homes. the governor pointed out tha there have been five confirmed fatalities in this state there's still about 27 t 30,000 people without power. she's been in touch with president biden and fema she said and the federal government has offered to help in any way they can. unclear resources they may b sending here but yes, it's been quite a scene here not all over little rock, bu in pockets because we know hurricane's a, tornadoes com and rip through a swath of a area some meteorologists locall have been reporting that

there's a lot of destruction in little rock, arkansas but there is still hope.meowner stuck the razorbacks flag and the stars and stripes into a massive root ball attached to a huge tree that fell over in the tornado. the national weather service saying this was an ef-3 tornado that struck in little rock, arkansas with winds up to 165 miles per hour, a massive swath had of the tornado cut through the community, 29.9 miles and look at this. the roof of this home torn off. incredible wind speeds, incredible destruction. this tornado was more than a mile wide at some points. ripping a path of destruction through this community. one person has been confirmed to be dead, 50 people injured in the little rock area. you can see these cars with their windows blown out, pushed over to the side because of the power of the winds. you know, it's incredible walking through a neighborhood like this where you see so much destruction, so much heart ache. here's former arkansas governor mike huckabee on what it's like to see something like this. >> the toughest part i think is ju