but louisianna the hardest hit.ecasters say the storm now moving east toward georgia, and many parts of the south remain under flood watches and warnings, throughout the morning. louisianna's governor is urging residents to stay home, and off the road. >> meanwhile, about 66 inches of rain pounded vernon parish louisianna yesterday. you can see the rainfall left major roads completely submerged under water. parish officials there are delivering sandbags to area residents. meantime more rain is expected in that area remains under a flashflood warning until 6:30 this morning. >> a rude awakening for some bostonians sunday morning two manhole covers went flying into the air. >> sound scary, right? fire and explosion near the city hall complex says two manhole covers at least 50 feet in the air landing several feet away from first responders, official blame it on under ground cable failure. >> very unusual. we do have equipment that fails whether it is operating, but unusual. >> good it is a sunday afternoon, not too mu

a mother and her three year old daughter killed in louisianna yesterday. as cbs correspondent hena daniels tell us the severe weather threat isn't over just yet. >> in vicks berg, mississippi, families were rescued in the middle of the night after being trapped in their homes. residents carried out their pets, and whatever else they could. >> oh, my gosh. that's it. >> severe weather across the south has been raging for more than a day. at least ten tornados, reported in the last 24 hours. heavy rains, high winds, hail, struck from texas to tennessee. louisianna was hit the hardes hardest. >> i heard it. >> in saint martin parish a woman and her three jerold daughter killed when their mobile home was demolished by a tornado. >> she was so happy the baby, she loved animals, she was always smiling severe thunderstorm threat moving east, and they warn people in the storm's path to stay alert. >> here is the timing through monday morning, monday afternoon, storm system marches across mississippi, toward the florida panhandle. >> flood watches and warnings are

at least ten tornados, reported in the last 24 hours. >> heavy rain, strong winds, louisianna hit the hardest. >> april heard it. >> in saint martin parish a woman and her three year old daughter killed, when their mobile home was demolish by a tornado. >> she was a happy baby. she loved animals. >> shy was always smiling. >> severe thunderstorm threat is now moving east, and forecasters warn people in the storm's path to stay alert. >> here is the timing through monday morning, monday afternoon, the storm system mars across mississippi, alabama toward the florida panhandle. >> flood watches and warnings rupp for part of the south through monday afternoon. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> survivors continue their search for loved ones following devastating flood that killed more than 200 people flooding more than had children. heavy rain triggered overflow, sending flood waters, mud, debris, surging through, as resident left. the city right now left cottonade thick layer of mud and clean up neil gorsuch is expected to r today. to v e fry before congress goes on two weeko ba

the united states this morning, mother and her three year old daughter were killed yesterday in louisianna, mississippi families rescued in the middle of the night after trapped by flood waters, carried out pets and whatever else they could. the severe weather raging for more than a day, at least ten tornados reported in the last 24 hours. >>> and that same system will actually impact us here in philadelphia, meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck with what we can expect and when exactly, katie? >> you know what, rahel, looks as though it will be a very far cry from what we saw across the deep south, will continue to see heavy thunderstorm rumbling through the area. as the storm gets its act together, really strengthens, and starts to head our way. now, we are going to get delta impact from it, make no mistake, but not dealing with that kind of severe weather threat. meantime, i need some sunglasses, it is absolutely beautiful start to the afternoon here. you will start to see more cloud cover as the day progresses, that of course a sign of the storm system yet to come. b

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