general of tennessee, jackie daniel "dan" wood. major general dan wood passed away peacefully at his home in tennessee on april 12. dan, as he was known, was born on maple street in lexington, tennessee. he attended lexington city school and lexington high school where he enjoyed playing basketball. in 1961 dan wood answered the call to serve our nation and enlisted in the united states army. and then shortly thereafter, he deployed to vietnam and bravely answered his call to duty. upon his return home, dan enlisted in the tennessee army national guard. he completed officer candidate school at the tennessee military academy and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1966. general wood went on to serve as commander of the fourth battalion, the 117th infantry, the 30th separate armored brigade and then in 1995 dan wood was named as adjutant general by my friend and a former member of the house of representatives, the late governor don sunclift. general wood held this position until his retirement in july of 2022. he oversaw numer

two days later i flew back home to tennessee. i had to go back to my life like nothing ever happened. i have never felt as small and inconsequential or unsupported as i did then. i was so depressed that i couldn't go to work for another week after we got back. and all together brian and i lost three weeks of pay, which is rough for a family that lives paycheck to paycheck. my parents had to help us pay our bills the following month so we didn't lose our home. we want to have another child. but we are terrified because tennessee still bans abortion, and criminalizes doctors for providing essential health care for pregnant patients. thank you for letting me honor miley's memory by sharing our story today. millions of people live under these laws just like tennessee's. and i know i was lucky to get the care i needed, but no one should have to rely on luck to get essential health care. we must have a federal right to access the health care we need, no matter where we live or how much we earn. thank you. chair whitehouse: thank you ve

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home it's a good agents in tennessee are trained in this response. we believe that's a key part of school security, but much more important, i think, are just as important as the response is not waiting until the dangers at the doorstep. as i stated in my written testimony about this averted school attack study, which are a lot of information about a planned school attack. we must go out and confront that threat and determine whether there is capability and content before it ends up on the doorstep of the school. >> was a helpful? do know about the trip to tennessee and what they did? >> i do not, mr. chairman. i'm not familiar with that particular trip. i think a fork with php on that. thank you. mr. bullock, you described the impact of budgets, budget cuts and a shortage of officers. what's the impact on the other officers on the force, you know, stress wise, you know, marriages, things like that? for these huge shortages of personnel. >> it takes a tremendous mental toll on officers. just as an example because of the severe shortages that we are e

, that amounts to a little over 1 threat to a tennessee school every day. in the interest of time here, i'd like to pivot now to the subject of grants. tennessee has benefited greatly from our federal homeland security grant program funding for these state and territorial preparedness grants has dropped 44% and we rely on the programs, state and local law enforcement to and the grant programs save lives. as an example on july 31st, 2023 a suspect attempted to gain entry to the hebrew academy in memphis with the apparent intent to kill those inside the jewish school. after unsuccessful attempts to gain entry through locked doors the subject fired shots outside the school and fled. he was encountered by police a short distance away, was taken into custody after brandishing a weapon, the school credited the recent security upgrades as saving lives and they wrote a letter to my office and i wantte to read just a couple of sentences from it, quote, the i imimplementation of the latest security grant, he's talk about the nonprofit security grant from dhs, the imp

this time in northern tennessee.wants candy for breakfast and he is throwing a fit. she is quite distracted anyway, when all of a sudden, she feels movement. >> broke didn't have time to think. she and her 3-year-old son were under attack. >> she looks up and here is a guy with an assault rifle pointed at her. >> two malefactors forced her into the car with her son. they headed here, this credit union where she worked as a nine dollar an hour teller. >> the people knew where she worked. they knew how to get your bank without being told. >> jeff is a special agent for the fbi. he investigated the case and said she was instructed to go inside and get $350,000 or else. >> she has been told that if the police were called and she doesn't do what is instructed, there will be a shootout and she and her child will be in the middle of a. >> a frantic brooke into the credit union scream she needed the vault open in the big soda with money because her 3-year- old son was being held hostage outside . that is when her day got eve

the for the 1st time in months, come us 5 is a barrels of rockets from garza towards tennessee. the fine semi say this is i'll just say we're a live from the hall. so coming up is there any strikes? killed at least 81 palestinians in gauze us and saturday morning women and children are among the victims of the weeks of waiting in egypt, fox counting humanitarian nights, finally answer gaza to the count them on the crossing. and it's only a fraction of what's needed appeals to health and pop when you're getting a agency, say the desktops and the major line slides could be in the spouse. sirens have gone off in tennessee for the 1st time in month software. i was assign brigades 5 the lounge, barrel algebra kids, these riley minutes where he says it's a defense system is intercepted several of them beyond wing of homicide. launch the attack from roof in southern garza. it's rather is coming out the ministry operation. the, the, this is the moment somebody's riley's ran to safety, following the rock at a time is ready the media report. one person was slightly inches in the city of h

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chattanooga, tennessee. port arthur, texas. galveston, texas i could go on and on and on and the queries were all very similar. dear senator, they began, and then each letter outlined complaints about illegal gambling, prostitution and intimidation, sometimes violent intimidation by a small group of racketeers and their employees. but the men and women who wrote these letters also linked those activities to the things i mentioned earlier, to political corruption, to labor racketeering, or to just meddling in local whatever the local business was, and to colbert and security concerns. one person in muscle shoals wrote a letter to key favors, saying that he was certain that communal arts were running the mob in muscle shoals. another person, this person called himself or herself an american, wrote this this rather odd and paranoid sounding note to the committee, saying that that communism was the brother of the black market. another man wrote a letter to keep our calling racketeers parasites and saying that he thought they were a

still to come a deadly tornado ripped through a town in tennessee. we will show you how folks are trying to pick up the pieces. >> plus outrage is growing over president biden's decision to withhold weapons from israel. house republicans a saying they've got. bill mcgurn joins us on that coming up next. >> this is the time the rubber meets the road that israel needs to rely on its most important ally, the united states. this is where joe biden given that opportunity has completely fallen down on the job. ng inner-springs, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. save up to $800 on select adjustable mattress sets at stearnsandfoster.com i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. it was hard, but taking preservision was easy. preservision has the exact clinically proven areds 2 formula recommended by the nei. i'm taking control like millions of others. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life ins

. >> reporter: tonight in storm-battered tennessee, one person is dead after authorities say a tree fell on a car north of knoxville, and this warehouse evacuated after its roof caved in. in southern michigan, fierce winds overnight ripping a massive chunk out of this fedex facility revealing multiple stories of fallen metal and wires. fedex writing, we are grateful there were no serious injuries. in all tuesday, close to 30 reported tornadoes tore across eight states making for more than 60 twisters this week. in portage, michigan, neighborhoods are shredded, close to a dozen people hospitalized. this house flipped completely upside down with a couple in their 60s. inside -- >> your cousin was effectively buried alive. >> under this house. yeah, and it was over an hour before they could get her out with just her arms sticking out. >> reporter: sisters kathy and ann say firefighters dug their cousin out unharmed. her husband, who was thrown into the yard, suffered a broken neck. the family back today to save photos. >> it's hitting me right now. >> yeah, yeah. >> it's been hitting us all

los ultimos tres dias. >> una nube en embudo fue vista sobre la ciudad de miami, oklahoma. >> en tennesseelluvia intensa de hasta 9 pulgadas que llevo a una emergencia por inundaciones repentinas. >> ciudades enteras quedaron a oscura. >> los autos tambien quedaron aplastados por los tornados, el granizo y la lluvia torrencial se tornaron mortales en lone mountain, tennessee, donde un arbol cayo sobre un auto matando a un hombre de 20 anos. >> en portage, michigan, ya esta en marzo un esfuerzo masivo de limpieza. >> esta casa se volco completamente mientras una pareja de 60 anos estaba adentro. >> en todo el pais se han emitido mas de, escuche esto, 214 avisos de tornado solo esta semana y esta es una indicacion, segun los expertos, que el llamado callejon de tornados puede estar ampliandose hacia zonas mas pobladas como por ejemplo de mississippi y y tambien el valle del rio ohio. >> digamos estas reacciones de gente que lo pierden todo, pero ademas estan en busca de familiares incluso animales, en una zona devastada hasta el momento por esta tormenta. >> lo sentimos mucho para los reside

it's very police have dispersed onto government for testers and tennessee. i mean weekly demonstrations demand in the government reach a deal with from us. police of tips. switzerland has won the 2020 for you a vision song contest. i think most events unfolding outside the venue in the swedish city of mountain that have been making headlines. the contest was overshadowed by protests, of israel's participation. due to his world goes up, full res has the story now of the of the thousands who demonstrated in mile by on saturday. these were the few who made that voices heard at the eurovision song, contest venue itself. ways row was due to compete and the final, despite protests over its war on garza moment. when it gains genocide, every day supports theories. it sounds like a good role in early a product test in the city center have police permission. this will take notes. this demonstration has sprung up outside. the visionary to demonstrate is now being taken away by the police officers from denmark and know what else i part of one of sweden's biggest data se

>> david: alex perez reporting from columbia, tennessee. alex, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all again for us tonight. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. it's hard to believe this is the fourth night in a row i've come to you saying we have tornado warnings active on the map. and we've had more than 55 reported tornadoes just this week. looking at it there, that activity is in texas, just near brady, but waco is in it tonight, and the watch still exists for parts of south georgia. but all the severe thunderstorm watches are for that action in texas that's going to start blasting across the southeast tonight. a lot of this is going to happen after dark, so, let's talk about the timing. watch that mass of red that's south of dallas there, starting now, and as it moves east, it's after about 8:00 or 9:00 p.m. that it slides into louisiana, then mississippi, eventually alabama, and by 5:00 a.m., it's in the florida panhandle. our friends in destin, over to say mexico beach and ginto georgia wake up with severe thunder

we had two people died here in tennessee and another person overin here in tennessee and another personrlier this week. we have been following these tornadoes driving through the us, tornado after tornado, following the aftermath. we started off in oklahoma and there was a person who died in the neighbourhood there. it was very devastating, lots of debris everywhere, about 70 homes destroyed. this was rated an ef3. in united states it goes from ef zero to ef five. so it's above halfway on the tornado scale. there is a tornado watch when there is a tornado watch when there is a tornado possibility in your area, then a tornado warning when they know a tornado is on the ground or spinning on the radar. there is something beyond that called a tornado emergency. we have had three of those tornado emergencies just this week. you would have to go back to 2003 to see anything like that. that's very rare. the danger continues later today and elsewhere in the us where we are keeping an eye on the forecast and the radar. incredible to see what's behind you. thank you for talking us through it. be

we will, of course, to the very close i own the moving situation in tennessee. we have same prices every sunday evening for me smells and tell us have but nothing of this nature with police and violently clash with protesters in quite some time. we will have much more in this story and this is alexis from garza. and around this time it's to me told me the price of the moment isn't so much more on our website till 12 to 0 is up next through stay with the the high, the high pressure remains very much in charge of what's a good pots, australia, so several, and quite to present still some missed and phone problems down towards the se for a time. but for most it sky to be a case of some present sunshine, some lovely awesome days. over the next few, we have got the few showers just housing that east coast. nothing too much to speak up to also some shabby ranges, clipping the fall south of australia, something positive w i. seeing a little bit of wet weather from time to time. but essentially as you can see, it is lost. the several and 5 wanted to choose. and you can s

. >> the address was a lakeside cabin in rural tennessee.y. >> it's a pretty remote location, so not a lot of activity, it was the off-season. and so, we knew there wasn't going to be, probably a lot of people there. so, it is a great place to hide. >> the fugitive task force blanketed the area, and a s.w.a.t. team headed to the cabin. meanwhile, u.s. marshall, jason blatt, was keeping an eye out for toby and manard. suddenly, he spotted a white silverado. >> you know, it appeared to be driving around there. they were putting their blinkers on in such a fashion that it would hit their brake lights. it was obvious they were lost. my gut feeling was telling me it was them. >> marshall lot followed the truck onto the interstate and call for backup. >> the more units started following the play. not only more units on the ground as far as vehicles, but the middle district of tennessee, these guys, they had helicopters. >> this operation just keeps picking up steam. >> quickly. >> police dash cam video captured the unfolding high- speed chase. cra

could see the line is storms continues to push south through kentucky and tennessee as we go through the day today, that's the damaging wind threat. it plows into the deep south atlanta wakes up to some storms in the morning and then the storms reignite with daytime heat and humidity again up and down the east coast could have come with some heavy rain for parts of tennessee. i mean, two to four inches of rain. that is bringing us that flood threat that is a moderate. so we'll have to keep an eye out for that. and it's coming in. what's been a crazy, busy last couple of months, more than 900 reported tornadoes average would have been 700. well, that's markable number. >> all right. elisa, thank you so much. i want to bring in now, samantha taylor, she's the director of emergency management for denton county texas. samantha, i mean, what can you tell us about the damage that you have been seeing there in denton county? it looks it looks like we not only lost the picture, but we did lose the sound as well all right. >> oh, samantha, i think your back. can you hear me now? >> okay. >> t

lÍnea reportera: un hombre dio la vida en tennessee cuando un Árbol cayÓ encima de su carro, tambiÉnn calificaciones y negocios afectados y esta granja en illinois colapso y cuatro animales murieron. maÑana continÚa la masa de tiempo severo desde texas hasta el este de estados unidos, regreso contigo. elian: el gobierno biden piensa en un cambio que podrÍa acelerar las deportaciones de algunos migrantes, este cambio podrÍa aplicarse a personas que se consideran con pocas probables de obtener un asilo por suponer un riesgo a la seguridad nacional o pÚblica. estos grado de la fase de elecciÓn para que es un calibre para asilo y no desde una entrevista como se hace actualmente. paulina: algunos republicanos en el congreso presionan para que se excluya del conteo a las zonas que no son iban a estadounidense como lo cual ayudarÍa a determinar el poder polÍtico, pero de aprobarse, es por poco durable que este proyecto sea prevenir senado recordemos que esta controlado por demÓcratas. elian: el departamento de seguridad nacional anunciÓ que que este de mayo del dos 25 es la fecha lÍmite par

ogles of tennessee. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1243, the gentleman from tennessee, mr.gles, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. ogles: thank you, mr. speaker. my amendment adds a sense of congress that the board of governors of the federal reserve system should not be permitted to develop, create, or implement a central bank digital currency. or use any such tool to implement monetary policy. a maimer concern surrounding a government-run cbdc is the potential for the government to block transactions and control over people's finances. not only that, it would gift federal government unprecedented power to intervene in private transactions, deciding who can buy and sell and what they can buy and sell. it would also give the government unprecedented access to information about their lives, daley lives, the government keep a record of every transaction. mr. speaker, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from california -- for what purpose does gentlelady from california seek reco

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also, a bit unsettled through the carolinas and kentucky and tennessee. some snow hail in the higher elevations, the pacific northwest. that will continue throughout middle of the week. severe storms move into the chicago area, across the midwest by the middle of the week while we're looking at record-high temperatures down along the gulf coast. then we finish off the week with rain and wind in the east coast. obviously temperatures will drop a little bit there. but the middle of the country will dry out. we're looking at plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s and 70s, so a little below average.

flash flood warnings across kentucky and tennessee. this is going to continue through the morning hours, and we'll likely see more flooding concerns through the south as we get through the afternoon today. frances, back over to you. >> we'll see you in a bit, angie, thanks. >>> happening today, ben crump will hold a press conference in florida over the fatal police shooting of a u.s. airman. ben crump accuses the sheriff deputy of entering the wrong apartment in fort walton beach. the senior airman was face timing with a woman who said there was a loud knocking on his door. when fortson saw no one there he became concerned and went to arm himself. that's when cops burst in, saw him with a gun and shot him. the deputy was responding to a disturbance call where he encountered an armed man. an independent investigation is under way. >>> new charges for the man accused of killing laken riley. a grand jury formally indicted jose ibarra on sten charges. he was also charged with a peeping tom offense for an alleged crime before riley's murder

talk about this as dante stallworth is a former nfl wide receiver and played for the university of tennessee as well as many nfl teams. and jeffrey kessler joins us as well. he was lead attorney in the antitrust suit against the ncaa hey jeffrey, let me start with you first. you've been involved in several suits for athletes, including the fight for the women's national soccer team

powerful countries in the islamic world, the in previous tours of duty, i often heard the phrase on tennessee is the god of war, which is repeated and is often seen on military chaperones. i was stuck in my head, which is a mean really, i was wondering what these soldiers are like. what will they do? and how they handle that powerful weapons that go down here. by the way, through the 5 am a motion with the guys to the fine position for a combat task, getting it around 40 kilometers an hour and there's probably nothing to hold onto here. the, the, the s we drove my attention was attracted by soldier with unusual co sign on his baseball cap, tangerine and civilian life. he was a ship mother, the monday. me i but as i've only been, is that so comfortable or something but special but good for me. i'm sorry to sit down in the morning and done. that would the what is going on with the 2 s 4 coupon. so propelled heavy, molten caliber, $240.00 millimeters maximum range. 20 columbus is yes. and you might not do some florida crew. those stays going back. no, no, no, no, no, no. show day that the issue

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it's important to the history of tennessee and it would cause irreparable harm under tennessee law for this state to be sold. that chancellor saying he wants to wait for adequate discovery to come about for the merits so of the case to be argued in court before a sale happens and jim also wanting to let you know that this this estate, according to a press, the executive talking to the rolling stone back in 2020, is worth 400 to 500 million. and beyond that, behind the mansion is the final resting place of the king himself, elvis, and other family members. so that's an important and tricky detail. and in this entire story, that's right. >> the family of elvis presley can stay in the building at least for now. our isabel rosales i keep tabs on it. thanks so much. appreciate it. still ahead. i want to remember a good friend of mine, alice stewart, she passed away this past weekend, appeared on the show often i'll just want to share if you thoughts and memories about alice we'll be right back the nba playoffs. >> i always get emotional. >> you more concerned about what's going on inside th

we rapidly saw workers signing union cards in tennessee and alabama and workers want racist but there talked to said they wanted a voice on thejob, talked to said they wanted a voice on the job, they have talked to said they wanted a voice on thejob, they have been in the planter while. when there is discipline they want records, a grievance process, one said to be a study he has seen a lot of executives come and go over the years that the plan, has seen broken promises, as he called them. a lot of workers want to unionise and get a union contract.— a union contract. mercedes stated the have a union contract. mercedes stated they have a _ a union contract. mercedes stated they have a proven _ a union contract. mercedes stated they have a proven record - a union contract. mercedes stated they have a proven record of - they have a proven record of compensating to members and providing many additional benefits, i want to ask you, we have seen other unionisation efforts in the south so, what has changed? mahala} other unionisation efforts in the south so, what has changed? uaw has tried a

priya sridhar is in hard-hit tennessee for us tonight. >> reporter: tornadoes, severe floods and hail pummelling communities in the south and midwest. >> violent tornado. >> reporter: the twister is ripping trees from the ground and reducing homes to rubble in tennessee. here one hour south of nashville six buildings on this one property completely destroyed. one of those buildings thrown 30 yards from the foundation before the tornado ripped through the house. now power crews are working around the clock to restore power to the tens of thousands of people her who lost it. people here are now confronting the storm's heartbreaking aftermath. >> my bedroom is in that area. >> reporter: tammy johnson still lives in the same house she grew up in. she was in bed with her dog when the tornado tore through. what was going through your head when all of this was happening? >> that i was going to die. to be honest. that's the only thing i could think of, that i was going to die. >> reporter: nearby, 10-year-old asher is fighting for his life after getting swept into a storm drain. tonight the c

thousands at the university of tennessee gather, not to protest, but to worship. >> unite the whole vibe of the university has just felt better. >> one thing we do in our message for unite is to bring truth. truth and hope. >> you flew here, was it worth it. >> it's so worth it. it's a privilege to be here. rains. >> ainsley: the second hour of "fox & friends" begins right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. we are just six months out from election day and president biden is expected to speak on the rise of anti-semitism tomorrow as anti-israel protests continue at colleges all across our country. >> brian: meanwhile politico reporting that some of the groups behind the demonstrators -- demonstrations are receiving significant financial backing from high profile biden donors. >> charlie: shocking, shocking. peter doocy joins us live from the white house. peter? >> peter: good morning, and we are learning over the weekend that some of the wealthiest liberal families in this country may not be getting much bang for their buck, donating both to president biden's re-electio

ilia: una joven soldado hispana de 23 aÑos fue asesinada en tennessee, ya despuÉs las autoridades nor en su cuerpo se encuentra la madre de la soldado hispana asesinada en tennessee. dueÑas aguilar tienen originaria de mezquites fue asignada entre kentucky y tres y muy cerca de la base invitar que las autoridades respondiÓ a una llamada de emergencia el sÁbado por la noche y la madre fue encontrada sin vida en un apartamento y la policÍa investiga el accidente como un homicidio. dueÑas aguilar ingresÓ al ejÉrcito como experta en informaciÓn. llegÓ a recibir varios premios. >> ella estaba cansada. reportera: la madre la soldado dijo que su vida estabaen su Último mes de servicio y que enfrentÓ varios problemas que la llevaron a montar un gran cambio en ella. >> ella me decÍa que no iba a renovar, me decÍa que se iba a ir. reportera: el portavoz de la divisiÓn a la que pertenecÍa las soldado dijo que estÁn consternados por la muerte de la soldado dueÑas aguilar, y que van a seguir cooperando con las actividades investigativas. familiares y amigos la recuerdan como una persona alegre ll

flood alerts for parts of tennessee.nd looks like virginia as well. but i'm really concerned with nashville today, with that tornadoes warning last night. south of nashville. and now that flood emergency occurring right now. we will continue to keep you up to date over to you, steve, ainsley, brian. >> steve: you know, janice, one of the things about this storm impacting our news over the last four days is that people have gotten a warning because you have known, thanks to super computers and stuff like that where trouble could brew. >> janice: the national weather service storm prediction center have been right on target where the severe storms are going to be and have been and fox weather has been all over this 24/7. i was watching conch last night and really truly they are saving lives. we are grateful for them. >> steve: check it out, download it for free right now. thanks, j.d. let's switch gears a fox news alert. the biden administration reportedly set to unveil new asylum restrictions for migrants crossing the bor

ahora el tiempo amenaza a kentucky y tennessee.ashasta el este de estados unidos. elian: por otra parte, el gobierno biden estÁ considerando un cambio en las reglas del sÍ lo que podrÍan acelerar las deportaciones de algunos inmigrantes. el cambio gradual se estarÁ aplicando a personas consideradas con pocas probabilidades de tener un asilo por suponer un riesgo para la seguridad nacional. la madre edificaciÓn se estarÁ haciendo gradualmentedesde la fase de selecciÓn de quienes son elegibles durante el asilo y no durante la entrevista. paulina: algunos republicanos en el congreso estÁn presionando para exigir que se incorpore una pregunta sobre ciudadanÍa en el cuestionario del censo. el objetivo es excluir del conteo a las personas que no son ciudadanas estadounidenses, lo cual ayudarÍa a determinar el poder polÍtico. de aprobarse en la cÁmara de representantes es poco probable que el proyecto sea aprobado en el senado que estÁ controlado por los demÓcratas. elian: si estÁ planeando volar por el paÍs el prÓximo aÑo, el departament

how much i'm dream has more now from the process in tennessee. all these demonstrators have come out here because they are demanding that the government go ahead and enter into a ceasefire with how much we per chance these demonstrators chanting. there is already a deal on the table. just go ahead and sign that. this is a refrain. we have heard throughout the course of the last several hours here in tel aviv. now this is a smaller crowd that is here outside of the ministry of defense compound, then the crowd that we were with earlier, just down the road and caplin square. that's where it's thousands of anti government demonstrators and relatives of cap is still being held in gaza had been earlier in the evening, the tire pressure here across the position. remember we're saying the very complicated situation right now, and it's only, you need to get more complicated, but at this hour, it is critical juncture intel of be these demonstrators are saying a time is now israel to enter into a ceasefire. those captains that are still being held in gaza c

the latest round on wednesday, at least two twisters touched down in tennessee.ef3 with winds in excess of 140 miles per hour caused catastrophic damage in maury county. one person died and 100 homes were damaged or destroyed. >> you can look around and see all of the stuff that was pulled out of the house. >> reporter: david white watched from a few blocks away as his family's house was hit, with his sister-in-law inside. >> she was able to get down off of the second floor before all of this came off of the front of the house. so she's lucky to be >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the tornado passed near spring hill, destroying a barn at spirit horse stables, and flipping a car on interstate 65. along with the strong winds, heavy rain, up to 9 inches, north of nashville, causing flash flooding. a 10-year-old child is now in critical condition after being swept into a drain pipe. near the town of henagar, alabama, calm after the storm. >> that's what saved our lives. >> reporter: wanda white took cover inside her shelter. her home survived a tornado 13 years ago. now,

and famine in overcrowded refugee camps and guns, plus the tensions in tennessee of it's really protest is faceoff with police during anti government demonstration. and a humanitarian crisis in popular and you get a 1000 to remain stranded days after land slide kills hundreds. the so is ready, forces of killed, at least 51 palestinians, and attacks across garza, there were children among at least 10 people killed. while there was sheltering of the nozzle that primary school inch by a refugee camp. that'd be multiple attack spies, ready? forces in northern johnson is ready. tanks and troops rule. so advancing in the south and roughly moving towards the cities densely populated, the western district. and doctor 3 begins are coverage from drop by and costs, and the blood still hasn't dried after is or is it this refuge for civilians and the deposit refugee come unable to find safety anywhere in causal? it's the result of intensifying operations in the area where is rose, military has once again told thousands of people to evacuate, and we were sitting peacefully, then boom, there was a boo

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