a small city in a country that prides itself on being a melting pot that welcomes all with open arms.in hamtramck michigan i'm kristine frazao reporting. 3 3 big changes are on the way for education. the u-s senate voted 85-12 today in favor of the every student succeeds act... which will replace the heavily- criticized no child left behind.annual standardized testing will remain, but states will now have more control over standards and accountability, not washington. it also bans the federal government from mandating curriculum programs like common core. 3 "no child left behind was one of the most unpopular laws in modern american history and the fact that it has failed to meet many of its basic goals cries out for replacement." "this puts in place some long needed reforms, it's something to build upon.""it's good reform, it hasn't gone as far as i think it should, but i am looking forward to continuing issue."the house already passed the bill, so it now heads to the white house... where president obama says he will sign it. 3 3 it's a dutch delicacy coming soon to the friendly skies.

san francisco has a good name my has every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

but people like mike crockett is worried that big city problems will follow him to his new small city. >> we are going earlier and in groups and if the stores don't have what we want, we're not going to go. >> reporter: people are changing their habits. police just want people to be careful. reporting live in livermore, i'm cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >>> celebrations are in full swing tonight and so are chp patrols. the message, drink, drive, go to jail. this is the 101 in san jose. several law enforcement agencies cracking down on drunk or impaired drivers. 13 agencies will be out with extra patrols and at least two dui check points. >> to add the dui multiplies the possible fatalities. >> it will last through january 3rd. >>> protesters calling for charges against officers that shot and killed a man and they took that fight to the steps of city hall. the group says that officers were not justified in killing 26-year-old mario woods earlier this month. the chief says that woods was armed with a knife and moved toward an officer forcing his policeman to fire. the family says that

the republic, designed to rule a small city-state, found itself trying to rule most of europe.ng new and stronger was needed. caesar established a no-nonsense, more-disciplined government, became dictator for life, and, for good measure, had a month named in his honor, july. the powerful elites of the republic found all this change just too radical. in an attempt to save the republic and their political power, a faction of roman senators assassinated caesar. his body was burned on this spot in 44 b.c. the citizens of rome gathered here, in the heart of the forum, to hear mark antony say, in shakespeare's words, "friends, romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. i've come to bury caesar, not to praise him." but the republic was finished, and rome became the grand capital of a grand empire. the via sacra, or sacred way, was the main street of ancient rome. it stretched from the arch of septimius severus to the arch of titus. rome's various triumphal arches, named after the emperors who built them, functioned as public-relations tools. reliefs decorating the various arches show how

in small cities and towns dotting california's central valley, you'll find some of the richest agricultural land in the world. it's land that stocks the pipelines of global crop production, and also pushes the economic pedal for millions of people in the state. paul wenger: we've been reallocating that water. sam: including modesto almond farmer paul wenger, who worries the shrinking reservoirs will eventually dry up his profits and 100-year-old farm. paul: this year, we cut back 10% of our orchards, we pulled them out. and we're not going to plant them back until we know that we either have the surface water we need out on pedro reservoir, or that our wells are going to be good enough to let us plant those orchards back. sam: it's a storyline that many farmers know all too well: fallowed land, faint water, falling profits. except one highly respected environmental research group says the revenues aren't going down, they're going up. heather cooley: i think it is counterintuitive. i think many people thought that ag revenue would be down dramatically because there was less surface water ava

a small city in a country that prides itself on being a melting pot that welcomes all with open arms.in hamtramck michigan i'm kristine frazao reporting. 3 a week ago a husband-and-wife team who were radicalized by isis, killed 14 people and injured 21 others during a shooting rampage in san bernadino, california. the issue americans are now facing is 'are we safe' and 'is this our new normal'? 3 this was the topic of a town hall - the new normal, security versus freedom - wednesday night in washington, d-c.gugusales have ared as american's fears begin to rise. the f-b-i says 180-thousand guns were purchased on black friday...a new record.many people are asking if california's gun restriction laws are to blame for the shootings in san bernadino. pennslvania congressman scott perry weighs in... 3 "i think the bigger case is even with restrictive gun laws, whether it's in california or france, criminals still do what iminals do including get guns a a kill people. so what happens is too oftentimes s have these restrictive gun laws that only restrict the already law abiding "president obama

it's the name of a village a small city in syria. the reason is because according to their interpretation of prophecy, prophecy, they believe that there will be a final apocalyptic showdown between the west and islam in te city. theycity. they believe it is their calling to trigger this apocalyptic showdown and when they recruit fighters are recruiting them to be a part of this army that will trigger this final showdown, islam will when in the whole world will be governed under their circles led by the emergence of the 12th imam why is this important? plays an important for the next secretary of state? because when you understand you realize these are not people you can negotiate with them and not people that will go out of business, not individuals that are disgruntled, disgruntled, not people that are upset because american troops were deployed but individuals with an apocalyptic vision of the future who will not stop until they feel they have succeeded in triggering this apocalypse. it is similar to the views held by the ayatollah

. >> this is like a small city. >> it is.about 3,500 people working here right now and this is what people are commonly calling the spaceship. >> reporter: yes. >> we're going to have about 13,000 people that are working in this circle and it's going to be a center for invasion for generations to come. >> reporter: some have said it's a $5 billion project. >> it's a lot. it's a lot. it's somewhere near there. >> reporter: i knew 5 billion is a lot. >> we think it's important to have a place that inspires you. >> to see man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this >> nasa says it is scrubbing the plan to launch next march of the inside spacecraft that was supposed to be bound for mars. the earth and mars won't be lined up for another launch for two years, meanwhile they weren't drinking champagne over

. >> this is like a small city. >> it is. it's about 3,500 people working here right now and this is what people are commonly calling the spaceship. >> reporter: yes. >> we're going to have about 13,000 people that are working in this circle and it's going to be a center for innovation for generations to come. >> reporter: some have said it's a $5 billion project. >> it's a lot. it's a lot. it's somewhere near there. >> reporter: i knew 5 billion is a lot. >> we think it's important to have a place that inspires you. >> to see charlie's full report on apple, just click on our web the "overnight news" will be right back. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! >> nasa says it is scrubbing the plan to launch next march of the inside spacecraft that was supposed to

but it a small city in the end, i worry about, i just say, the iraqis can take it back if they don'tan do this. if they don't quit. it is a complex equation, but bottom line, it is great if they take it back with our help. but what we real need in washington on both sides. is a new view of the strategic situation, right new we're stuck in the past, resurrecting an iraq and syria that are gone forever. held together by dec 8ors -- de dictators. we need a new equation. tom: lieutenant ralph peters good to see you merry christmas. >> merry christmas. tom: on wall street, santa claus rally for a third straight day, dow up 185 -- volume, 3.4 billion shares changing hands. listen to lou's financial report 3 times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. we have an update concerns story we reported on last night. new york giants star o'dell back ham, lost his appeal today of the one game suspension he will not be permitted to practice with the giants for remainder of this week or play in the game sunday in minnesota, he was flagged 3 times last sunday for unnecessary roughness in a

. >> we are returning a small city basically. it is a city that never sleeps.hen your city never sleeps there is always something that you need to pay attention to. disagreements, argument, assaults, fight, attempted murders. i've seen it all. anything can happen. >> you can either have a good day or you can have a day to go straight to hell. >> and it's not ban good day for a inmate in one of the jails general population units. >> we just had an assault on georgia 51, with injuries to the inmates. >> then i hit the eye. >> as long as you can. >> you got hit in the eye? let me see. oh it's swollen right here. >> what did you get hit with? >> somebody's fist. >> the inmate is john willis, serving 180 days for theft. suffered a gash to the back of the head. >> we'll keep an eye on until the doctor comes and gets some staples in you. >> the alleged assailant is chris lackey. lackey is in jail on charges of assault, aggravated menacing and possession of a weapon by a felony. and pled not guilty to all. he's been moved to a holding cell pending further investigation

city historianit's always been evolving and it's because of that it's a very welcoming community a small city in a country that prides itself on being a melting pot t that hamtramck michigan i'm kf reporting. the university of iowa is making changes to its diversity policy. policy.starting in 2017, all incoming students in the college of liberal arts and sciences will be reququed to fulfill a diversity curriculum. a new module about diversity and inclusion is also under development for the "success at iowa" course that't' required of all students. students that are on campus now say its a great way to keep the coversation about accepting everyone going. "it's especially important you know, to be a well rounded, well person about other people's cultures and not so closed minded just to one specific ethicity of people. other schools in eastern iowa are actively trying to improro versity as well. today the president and provost of u-n-i today sent a joint letter to diversify the school. another unseasonably warm day in eastern iowa. cbs 2 chief meteorologist terry swails swailsis here to let us

. >>> this town hall meeting in a small city in indiana came to blows and it was call caught on videocause the marshall position was available. the former marshall says he was illegally fired and he has action against them and things got out of control and nobody was seriously injured. >>> the national association of state fire marshall is warning consumers to do their research after one of the popular gadgets caught on fire, a hover board caught on fire and witnesses say it exploded jufs just part of a string of incidents involving this hover board toy. >>> phillies are on board with major league baseball's recommendations to protect fans from foul balls. they will add netting within 70 feet of home plate and that will put an additional 400 fans behind netting. >>> also, in sports tonight eagles continue to prepare for a showdown with buffalo on sunday and jaime apody is here and fireworks going on here. >> sunday could get interesting folks, it appears that lesean mccoy has a very large chip on his shoulder literally and can't stop letting the world know about it. he is set to make

ii was an industrial town east of columbus, small city.e are call from the majority leader saying we need you on the phone at 2:00 o'clock which i remember nikki and secretary paulson. september before the 2008 election and bear stearns had already been saved. lehman and fannie and freddie, all those things have happened over about to happen. i remember how sobering the call was. you spoke to us outline the problem. secretary paulson linger on the phone and say we need legislation. my recollection is that he said it will be a three or four or five page bill. he said we need you to pass it immediately. one of the things i do on hard votes is our right reasons to before and reasons to be against can't talk to staff and fill it out and thinking about it. i remember writing best photo i will ever cast: political vote i will ever cast. i'm not exactly a wall street guy, nor, i think, are you frankly in retrospect, but i knew what was best for my country. if you recall republicans opposed it in the house overwhelmingly. it went down, then we wen

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reporter: the clinics in the small turkish city a few kilometers run the border with syria, funded by international donors. a small team of syrian doctors work around the clock to save the lives of war victims. bombs also destroy the home of this nine-year-old. his father rescued him. he has already had several skin grafts, and now faces yet another operation. across the fields, a new wall has been built to protect from islam it -- islamist militants. only those in desperate need of help are allowed to past. they are grateful to find shelter here, but daily life is difficult. for most, fleeing further north is not feasible. they lack the contacts and the money. his operation is about to begin, but his immune system appears to be failing. under the bandages, he is infected. the operation is postponed. it is too risky now. the syrians are becoming bitter about the suffering. the world is turning a blind eye, they say, to the assad regime's bombing campaign. >> [indiscernible] >> in syria, every day more than 100 are killed. >> and nobody comes? >> nobody comes. why? reporter: outside an

. >> it the is a small city. w it may be subject of the controversial new tv show, baltimore jada pink it smith will be producing and starring in murder town, and she's playing the city's first black district attorney. last in 20 religious leaders from the city protested that show and city's mayor calling the series insensitive. the show's title was taken from a newsweek article published last year. >>> a actor bill cosby is filing another defamation lawsuit in connection with the sexual assault accusations this time begins model beverly johnson. johnson accused cosby of trying to drug and assault her in his home, decade ago but now cosby is accusing her of intentionally inflicting emotional distress. cosby is calling for an injunction requiring the model to retract her accusation. >>> after 18 seasons charles woodson says he is saying good bye to football. why the oakland raiders safety is choosing new to announce his, retirement. >>> all right. this year eagles stand at making playoffs well within reach, the eag

one of our viewers, john tupper, puts together a small city inside of his home. that's exactly what it looks like. this is incredible. we'll show you the moving train, you have homes, it just looks like a community. right up inside of his house. he lives in the southwest part of the valley. it takes him two to three weeks, that's it, to put all of this together every year. that's incredible. collecting the stuff, piece by piece. for the last 20 years, and he thought all of you at home would enjoy it. thank you so much for sending that in. >> jeff: very impressive, takes a lot of work to put that up. >> krystal: i can't believe only believe that? >> jeff: no, i can't. when i go home, my dn 34th street, but that is fraction of what you saw there. >> >> kim: that was john tupper, thank you so much for sendin thai i hope you were watching. so they're calling the president putter in chief. this is what we're talking about. you corrected me, because a putt actually happens on the green. putter. he's using a chipper. so he's actually the chipper in incredible had everyb

the prime minister was not hurt but has a deep red mark on his it happened in the small city in the northwestern part of spain. the suspect was a juvenile and he was arrested immediately after this punch. time to hire a new security detail julie. >> yes, it is. 6:16. take you out to that live skyfox video over east board skyfox video over east board boston. we have an issues with fallen power cables on route 1 a northbound between boardman street. it had been closed and accidents nearby. as you can see, we have a tow truck and flashing lights in the northbound and southbound lanes of route 1 a that is causing delays in the area. something to keep in mind as you are headed in that direction. want to draw your attention on 93 southbound before route 113 -- 133 rather in andover. your live drive times. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 23 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 30 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear you are forecasting some drizzle this morning, but heavier rains coming i

it started with a call aboutd possible child abuseu in the small city of againsty and led to that disturbingn reddin redding. children acknowledges 3 and six were found in a storage locker in redding. 9-year-old also severely abused was found in the home in againsty. 13-year-old tam hunts man and 17-year-old boyfriend are now in custody. lisa spoke with hunts man last year following the arrest of her brother the suspect in the devastating king fear in pollack pines. hunts man lived in salinas at the time. police raided a home there last night looking for evidence in the case. hunts man is not the mother of the children but is relited to them. >>> pittsburgh 2 fire erupt in 4 meant of each other tonight. this one did the most damage. elderly woman and her 18 month old at any rate grand daughter barely escaped the fire that destroyed 4 units pepper tree apartments here. contra costa county firefighters say the 2 fires stretched their row sources very then. just minutes earl year this home burned. we were over the damage on solano way. live update on the store on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel

towns and small cities. >> and here they built a business in real estate, buying up old places, tidying them up, selling them again, and, of course, having children. >> it had been a big dream of mine to live in the country. and to have a big organic garden and fruit trees and horses and lots of animals for the kids to play with. >> it was luck when this place came up or what felt like luck before that terrible morning. it was a rundown 1,000 acre ranch and it was in foreclosure. they bought it, for, well, it was embarrassingly cheap. >> it was a great deal. but at the time, it was a pile of rocks literally. there was no road going out here. it was a dirt road that was almost impassable unless you had a jeep. >> right. >> and we started building little by little. every little bit of money that we made, everything that we could manage to save, we started putting into the ranch. we started with the structure. we fenced it in. we started putting if the roads. and then we started saving money for a house for ourselves. >> they even found and restored a magnificent old fountain that once sat

puts together a small city inside of his home. look at this. you've got to stop what you're doing and look at this. it is pretty amazing. it is a moving train that runs through. it looks like a neighborhood. if you live in the southwest part of the valley, it says it tomorrow takes him two to three weeks, that's incredible, to put this together every year. so over the years, some 20 years, he's been collecting this massive display piece by piece and so he was kind enough to send it in, because he thought, you know, all the viewers at home might enjoy getting a look. >> jeff: i have a great appreciation for this because of how much work that goes into setting that up. you would hate to take it down, you would just want to keep it up. >> krystal: it's so detailed. >> jeff: you would want to turn out the lights, get a chair and just sit there for a while with some hot chocolate. >> krystal: it is amazing. john tupper, john well done. >> jeff: that's awesome. >> krystal: thanks for sending it in, because it's so nice when you want to share it with

this is like a small city. >> cook: it is. there's about 3,500 people working here right now. and this is what people are "spaceship." >> rose: yes. >> cook: we're going to have about 13,000 people that are working in this circle, and it's going to be a center for innovation for generations to come. >> rose: some have said it's a $5 billion project. >> cook: it's a lot. ( laughs ) it's a lot. it's somewhere near there. >> rose: i knew $5 billion was a lot. >> cook: we think it's so important to have a place that inspires you. >> rose: it's wider than the completed next year, 80% of the grounds will be landscaped with 7,000 trees and plants. they will produce some of the fruits and vegetables rved in the cafeteria. a natural ventilation system on the roof will allow the building to go without heating or air- conditioning nine months of the year. and the entire facility will be off the energy grid, powered mainly by solar panels. here's what's interesting about this-- it is at the core of apple is this capacity to think about everything as building a product. >> cook: yeah. and

committee says that he is accused of ordering the murder of a man -- the murder of the mayor of a small siberian city in 1998. in that city, in siberia, is mikhail khodorkovsky's former oil company had its headquarters at that point. the committee also said that the motive for the murder, for ordering that murder, is that the mayor had called for this oil company to pay more taxes, and khodorkovsky was against that. the committee said that is why -- that is the motivation for the murder to be carried out. khodorkovsky has responded critically very harshly in the last 40 minutes, saying that the kremlin has gone mad. he says this arrest warrant that has been put out nationally, there is no proof certainly that he was involved in that. dividing hisent is time between switzerland and london. tosays he will only answer if the swiss authorities state that he has a reason to. genie: give us some background. khodorkovsky was already arrested in 2003 after he had a falling out with vladimir putin. that's right, he had a big falling out with vladimir putin because prior to that the russian president basically

san francisco has a good name my has every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ december 1, 2015 >> good afternoon, the commission will please come to order and the secretary will call the roll. commissioner [inaudible] commissioner karshmer. approval the minutes of the health commission meet ging. >> motion is in ord orphthe apruchbl the minutes. >> see moved; and is t

across the same street emma-lee jacobs did, just 20 minutes before police say she was killed a small town city council has found itself the target of a pro-gun group ... simply for listening to the concerns of citizens. the town of hubbard had been asked to consider a gun ban on city property, by some citizens. the concern was first raised after an individual had a medical issue person was carrying two concealed weapons, but with a legal conceal to carry permit. that led some library officials to ask the council if some thing could maybe be done to keep guns out of the library...even though no one was threatened by a gun owner... though no ordinance was even proposed the iowa gun owners came to the hubbard city council meeting last night to voice opposition to the idea. ' so in hubbard, with all the calls and emails,and facebook notes, the council and the mayor received they just simply took the easy way out and did not bring the item up for a vote, and made it clear last night that this attempted gun ban is dead in hubbard, and its not coming back to life.' hubbard mayor marshall simmerman, d

cases in small and large cities, urban and rural areas.e been at least 56 mass shootings so far in 2015 where at least three people have died, an average of more than one a week. the trend alarming. federal agents say the number of active shooter incidents have more than doubled in recent years. across this country, police officials are worried that this is the new normal. a deadly new normal. pierre thomas, abc news, new york. >>> people wonder does having stronger gun laws headache a difference? it was the law center to prevent gun violence trying to fight to get more legislation on gun control found the state of california was one of the highest scorers when came to good gun laws. they got an i minus. >> jerry brown very vocal about that. the governor there. [cough, cough] mike? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! guess what? it works on his cough too. what? st

a small city in a country that prides itself on being a with open arms.in hamtramck michigan i'm kristine frazao reporting. 3 a week ago a husband-and-wife team who were radicalized by isis, killed 14 people and injured 21 others during a shooting rampage in san bernadino, california. the issue americans are now facing is 'are we safe' and 'is this our new normal'? 3 this was the topic of a town hall - the new normal, security versus freedom - wednesday night in washington, d-c.gun sales have soared as american's fears begin to rise. the f-b-i says 180-thousand guns were purchased on black friday...a new record.many people are asking if california's gun restriction laws are to blame for the shootings in san bernadino. pennslvania congressman scott perry weighs in... 3 "i think the bigger case is even with restrictive gun laws, whether it's in california or france, criminals still do what criminals do including get guns and kill people. so what have these restrictive gun laws that only restrict the already law abiding "president obama has proposed gun legislation to ban suspected terrorist

in the small cities, nobody wants to buy property.greg, thank you for joining us there in shanghai. let us stay with china. we sat down with larry fink of black hawk. here is what he had to say about u.s. investment. he does talk about china here. larry: the only chance of real recession is if china's leaders miscalculate their needs. and china slows down more rapidly. there needs of reinforcing the economy, the value of their currency -- more rapidly than we expected that would cause disinflation worldwide. and that would cause a higher probability of some form of recession. manus: erik is still with us. , we of the question get this report on house prices. they are up. but they have a huge overhang in housing. it is a colossal overhang and housing. until that gets swept away, does this matter? erik: as you are indicating or alluding to, the more you get a bounce in house prices, the more overhang you will create as a consequence. there is a similar situation in the u.k. in some respects . in china, the overarching price is capacity

saudi arabia officials report 17 female candidates won the races for small villages and big cities. most had to run their campaigns online because men and women are not allowed to interact in public. >>> a big shakeup in the polls causing a feud of republicans running for president one day ahead of the cnn debate. we are breaking it all down next. ked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >>> a big shakeup in the polls one day before the cnn republican presidential debate. which candidate is now being targeted by his competitors. >>> president obama meeting with military advisers in hours working to reassure the public the white house strategy in the war on isis is working. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm alison kosik. nine candidates converging in las vegas tomorrow for the fifth republican debate right here on cnn. it is the last debate of the year with only 4

elizabeth: for the past few years, the small plot of city-owned land has been leased by kathedral church, right across the street. but as kcci's shaina humphries explains, some sherman hill residents want the display at 19th and crocker to end. shaina: you can't miss the flags, when you get on or off i-235 at mlk. so much about the flags, it's about the land. >> i think they're pleasing to the eye and they're really becoming an icon in des moines. shaina: pastor kenney linhart says he put these flags here to represent the many backgrounds that make up his church and his community. >> the flags represent our campus and our ministry, flavor of our city. shaina: linhart has added some flavor of his own to this side of sherman hill with several projects, from restoring the church to moving the historic filling station. but, the sherman hill neighborhood association worries that linhart has even bigger dreams, that could change the neighborhood. >> pastor kenney and the kathedral have visions of expanding the church, and incorporating some of the parcels around them. shaina: and that vision m

. >> we've got some video of the tornado bearing down on your small city. how bad is the damage as the sun what are you seeing? >> i'm seeing devastation that i haven't seen. i've never been in a situation where a tornado has come this close and been this devastating to a community. i'm really getting my first look at some of the devastation this morning. i'm just not believing what i'm seeing. >> are we talking about neighborhoods where entire homes have been destroyed? >> we're talking about a community that's been devastated. homes that have been flattened. i mean, vehicles, i mean, i just -- it's really very difficult to describe. i mean, you can see these kinds of things on television but when you come to them face-to-face where people are in the community that you actually know and see the devastation that they are going through right now, it is pretty tough to see. >> i'm sure it is. we know you lost a 7-year-old boy and in a city of your size, i believe under 8,000 people total, what kind of impact does >> it's very, very devastating. people here ar