and i know them as ruth and toby now.interviewing them so many years later -- it was incredible, of course, how many of these memories were with them. they were deeply rooted in a lot of emotion. and of course they were deeply tied to the family, the family members, and to what happened to her parents in the woods. but it was also colored of course by how well-loved and how well-protected they were. and it wasn't just because they were young children. it was because they had adults who had survived who were taking care of them and who were protecting them. because what happened in the woods was really terrible. and it was, as toby, the youngeral daughter has said, it wasn't as horrific as what happened in the concentration camps, but it was awful. and they would wake up to people who had die frd hypothermia or had starved to death and they would see bodies. but they also had happy memories from the woods. which after i became familiar with other people's testimonies, people who had survived in the same woods or nearby, th

toby said, okay. you know, she called me a couple of days later saying, i don't know why i couldn't tell you, but she is not alive. she died when she was in her 20s. it was very tragic. she said, i was upset with myself, i should've told you, but i couldn't bring myself to say it. and so, it didn't always service and our conversations, but i know a lot of this was difficult for them. in fact, there is a man by ten wind stone who's now in his 90s, living in memphis, tennessee. i was able to go to memphis and interview him, he was in the woods with the rabinowitz family. i spent a couple of days there, we had very long conversations, hours at a time. wrapping up our last conversation, i was talking to him and his memory is absolutely astounding. he remembers states, numbers, times, days, the distance between the places that they were. it was tremendously helpful for me to speak to him. i said, ted, this is amazing. your memory is incredible. he said, it's not so good. the memories disturb him. he told m

and toby said okay. and, you know, she called me a couple days later and she said i don't know why i couldn't tell you, but she's not alive. she died when she was in her 20s, and it was very tragic. and she said i just -- on the phone she said, i was upset with myself. i should have told you but i just couldn't bring myself to say it. so it didn't always surface in our conversations, but i know a lot of this was difficult for them. and in fact there is a man ted winestone, now in his 90s and he lives in memphis, tennessee. and i was able to go to memphis and interview him. he had been in the woods with the rabinowitz family. and i interviewed him and spent a couple of days there, and we had very long conversations, hours at a time. and wrapping up our last conversation i was talking to him and his memory is absolutely astounding. he remembers, dates, number, times of day, the distance between the places they were. it was tremendously helpful to me to speak with him. and i said, you know, this is amazing,

is that toby? - yeah. - dude, toby, are you over at lawrence's?e government thinks they can do whatever they want, and we don't have any privacy anymore. just between you and me, i think everyone's too stupid to see what this is all leading to. did you guys read 1984? - i don't think so. - yeah, i didn't read it either, but i saw the puppet show version at casa bonita. we have to do something about this. we need to organize a rally. - that'd be cool. - that'd be what? - it'd be cool! - i know, right? a big rally to tell the government to stay out of our private lives! i'm gonna email everybody and put it up on my blog pages. i seriously feel like i'm being spied on right now. i'm sure the government has a file on me a mile long. that's why this is so important, you know? hang on, i'm gonna make a video blog for my "stop listening to me" website. what's up, everybody? it's me again just kicking it at my school. there's gonna be a big rally to tell the government to stop gathering information on us. gonna tweet you all the details, but keep quiet 'c

and i knew them as ruth and toby now. in interviewing them, many years later, it was incredible of how much of these memories were still with them and they were deeply rooted in emotion and of course deeply tied to the family members and what happens to her parents and in the woods and is also colored by, will protected and love they were and not just because they were young children, it was because they had adults who had survived and taking care of them and who were protecting them because what happened in the woods, was really terrible and it was still be the younger, as he said, was not as horrific as it happened in the concentration camps but it was awful they would wake up to people died from hypothermia are starved to death. but they also had happy memories from the woods which after i became familiar with other people as monies and people who had survived in the same journey and are alive, and talk about there was actually no room for happy memories. there was one woman to her testimony really stayed with me becau

thank you very much, toby, for joining us on our program. new left taught plate for tottenham for quite a while. you left tottenham to play here. this season was the fact that the world cup was coming to catch her. a decision, a major factor in your decision to come play her for that? well, that was one of the reasons that i came here. i think it's, it's an unbelievable opportunity to, to get the country to know what will be better for, for sure to be to be involved in next year. what are been the major differences between playing and the premier league claimed here? of course the premier league is a permanent i think it's the best competition in the world. i'm very happy that i update around 78 years. but it was time for something new. and that's why i took you to the venture. how i talk about the world. can you play the last 2 world caps, brazil, and russia to very big countries. and the world cup here, next year is and kept her it's, it's, it's going to be a very comp act kind of world's cobb. and the fact that players don't have to get o

i went to a concert with toby mcguire after our late night show >> toby mcguire in 2006, very believable. no way no way dude. we're having big macs right after this >> you smell like big macs right now. [ laughter ] >> it's the irish. >> jimmy: that is a lie, yeah. you guys, that is a total lie. [ buzzer ] ♪ >> nice! >> jimmy: i've never seen them in concert also, but i don't like big macs, by the way i'm more of a quarter pounder type of dude >> are they like a blue man group? >> jimmy: no they're a famous band. but, i had a whole fake lie -- whatever, you guys got me. all right, here we go. pete, it's your turn >> all right, guys >> jimmy: what do you think? two or number one? [ audience responds >> yeah, it was very specific. >> jimmy: there's no way you're not throwing big macs down at 2:00 a.m [ laughter ] >> jimmy and the boys? jimmy gets down with the boys. [ laughter ] a lot of you guys don't know about jimmy. jimmy's a little boy [ laughter ] okay i don't even know -- i should read the emails that they send out. >> jimmy: yeah, sorry. yeah, sorry about that, yeah >> okay, "i got

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prices are up this year, the 2021 average is significantly below the 20 inn year average eqt's ceo tobyted a couple of weeks do you think you still would have gotten that letter? >> of course the industry has been under pressure due to major issues as relates to climate change. a lot of it is driving the scrutiny and scapegoating of our industry one thing we called on clearly is prices have never been lower because of american shale. one thing that's driving them to attack this industry, namely concerns about climate change is the one thing that this industry can provide them the big u.s. solution and biggist green initiative on the plannette is u.s. lng. that's the biggest initiative on the planet and we reminded senator warren of that. >> the last two weeks has seen the biggest price action, it dropped because everyone is talking about what a mild december it is going to be is this just a head fake >> no. the price action in the last couple of months, there was a lot of speculation built into that there was a lot of speculation on winter. in the united states we are currently seeing w

toby mcguire, andrew garfield.oh, my goodness. >> jimmy: years ago -- many years ago, when you were just a baby, they played the role. they wore the spider costume that you now don. do you know those gentlemen? >> i have actually recently, like, been bumping into them all the time. >> on the set? >> jimmy. >> jimmy: you know, there is going to be like a capitol-style insurrection if they are not in this movie, right? >> yeah. >> goodness. >> i was at a party and i bumped into andrew. >> jimmy is on it tonight. >> jimmy: i'm dying to know if the spider men are getting together. >> the premiere. >> i know. you know what? i want to know for them. >> right. >> jimmy: you know, great power, comes great responsibility. >> with being in a superhero film comes great contractual liability. jim >> jimmy: so you do know th? >> i bumped into andrew had a lovely time. i went to another party down the street and i bumped into toby. it was crazy. we should have filmed it. >> yeah, no kidding. >> all right. i guess we are going to

i'm peter toby. you're watching al jazeera alive from though are also coming up. a surgeon fighting sees ethnic groups, battling a tires against me, and mars military, forcing refugees to flee. i'm tony chang on the time. yeah. mar border where the piece is holding at the main border crossings. that fighting is broken out by the downstream. in vienna, negotiators try to rescue the iran nuclear deal with discussions focused on lifting us sanctions. also had to dams have collapsed in brazil, leaving dozens of cities and towns flooded to begin in the u. s. where public health officials have shortened isolation for positive asymptomatic people from 10 to 5 days. the cdc also is recommending no quarantine after exposure for those who have receipt that booster shots. the u. s. is reporting an average of $100000.00 cases per day, but the president joe biden says the health system is prepared from the white house is kimberly hawk it in the u. s. cases of cove it caused by the arm across very, and our soaring had expected to get worse in the coming weeks. the stream is bei

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and the dw business team here in berlin for more finest online he toby, dot com slash business. i've seen beardsley, thanks for watching. finally, learning to read at 60 for her entire life. costly immune has invested everything into education for her 10 children. she herself is a little bit like many older women in turkey, but honestly, in but i know that learning always pays off. the focus on europe next, on d, w, small access can inspire big changes to meet the people making visible on you go africa. joined them as they set out to save the environment, learn from one and man to work together for a better future. ah, many thoughts do you all for choosing it to africa. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. he knows all ships, creators want everything and to see digitize everything, the hot commodity in this global experiment. our data smart devices are embedded in our daily lives tracking i, we're, every time we headed to a futuristic utopia or a digitized nightmare. the internet of everything starts january 17th on d, w ah hello, in a very warm welcome in day to.

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crackdown and that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin for more finance online he toby, dot com slash business. seen beardsley, thanks for watching. how to eat without feeling guilty about the impact on the plan. it, according to german food pioneers is possible. they are creating environmentally friendly alternatives for popular foods in the kitchen. and the laboratory. is this the solution to a growing global population? global 3000. next on d, w. she's known for his venus sandra, but a tele renaissance genius. but she also had a dark side for years he painted hell. says masterfully in the seriously as the poet dantes depicts bought italy's infer, now 5 minutes. d, w. o blue sheet up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights. ah, the fight against the corona virus pandemic. o as the rate of infection, but developing what measures are being taken? what does the latest research say? information and context with the corona virus updated the co, the gene special monday to friday on d. w. ah ah ah ah, welcome to global 3000.

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. >> people can read your letter where you take the data and lay it out clearly toby, thank you for joining us today. >> thanks. >> that does it for "the exchange," everybody time's up. "power lunch" starts right now >> it sure does, kelly we will see you in just a moment here's what's ahead, thank you for joining us ground breaking year 2021 started out very strong for ipos but eventually fizzled. about 2022 be different? we will zero in on why it could be the year the fintech offering >>> motor trend's truck of the year, rivian wins the honors with only a small number of vehicles on the road can it dominate the ev market like tesla has for trucks. one analyst lays out his bull thesis. >>> peloton plays back mr. big is alive and well in a new ad from the fitness company. we will hear from the producer and peloton as the strzok struggles to bounce off its 52-week low. >> what a story that one is. >>> fresh concerns over the omicron variant pressuring stocks dow down 271 the s&p down 31. the nasdaq down 162, the underperformer the reopening names are some of the biggest laggards today on con

the das office toby and attorn -- interpreter was always available and they were not aware of the misunderstandingl months later. >> asked myself and my dad as well, he said he never said anything like that. reporter: we learned in court today, the perpetrator was arrested for misdemeanor in santa clara county. the das office requested the court terminate the mental health diversion. they said the das office never alerted his family of develop and in the case until hernandez was released. documents show the das office did make contact with the fee -- family a number of times. the victim spoke to us outside the hall justice, expecting his appreciation for the community's support. >> he is really happy and emotional everyone came out to support him today. reporter: inside, as hernandez held his head, yet described how the attack is made him fearful to go outside and how he has lost his independence is considering a move back to china because he feels unsafe in san francisco. the judge said he would not be making a decision on hernandez until he was medically evaluated. >> i'm disappointed, but not s

i isn't the money with on with a good nazeer. mendez, i will, but i will, toby brickyard, owners often complain that a quarter of the bricks crack after being fired. they used the losses to justify under paying but half and quarter break. sell even better than the whole ones. when it comes to cheap housing, anything goes, ah, mohammed saw a doctor about his injuries and paid for the treatment with his advance. then he went back to work at the break out for the rest of the season. ah, i moved along with a middle initial on that one that i moved and i thought i should get robert should get a music me about i like i've got a that the level of chicago, and i'm little clara hulu from one ah disguise. also cold mohammed and he's another seasonal brickyard worker. is 23 years old and comes from sonata biggie village. who's ever i'm not the one big so been at us because all of it was an invoice that i quoted big book, but it wasn't that good stuff. i am not. okay. hon. well, that was in mohammed is not exaggerating when he says they risk their lives. i see that break dust from anywhere because

the murder and dismemberment of prominent critic toby caused a prominent divide between saudi arabia and the u.s. crown prince mohammad bin salman has essentially denied any role, despite an intelligence report in march naming hims behind the operation to capture and kill the journalist for speaking out against saudi arabia's huma rights abuses. saudi court convicted 8 unnamed people in a secret trial in 2019 with five people given death sentences that were later reduced to prison terms. the arrest comes days after french president emmanuel macron met with the 70 crown prince. the first major western leader to visit since the killing. he defended his decision for the meeting, saying it did not mean he had forgotten about khashoggi's assassination. mark: latest now on the covid omicron new variant. it is more infectious but less lethal. this the headline from the latest research in the u.s. dr. anthony fauci, america's leading expert on infectious disease, is leading this research. more define results are expected in coming weeks. let's bring in a virologist at northumbria university.

i'm peter toby. you're watching the news. our live from dough are coming up in the next 60 minutes from russia's military build up near ukraine to threat solve or thorough terry newsome from china. g 7 foreign ministers meets in liverpool to discuss urgent issues. serious negotiations. the iranian president says his country is fully behind the latest round of talks to.

. >> reporter: toby pruitt says it is an awful time in history to nitpick struggling families over there water usage, even though the governor cleared a drought state of emergency for all counties this summer. >> i don't think people really care whether governor or anybody else's right now, really. >> reporter: he says it feels like more government overreach. >> they've overstepped on so many different things. now, really, you are going to come up with a $500 fine for the drought. >> reporter: the regulations would be similar to those implement it in 2014, passed on an emergency basis, and expire within 9 months. >> state water regulators will hear public comment on these roles december 23, and vote on them on the january 4. >>> in the meantime i'll have to hope and watch for more rain. >>> we do have a couple of chances in the forecast. we got a little bit of rain last night. let's take a look at the totals we picked up, and they are not substantial. this was not a drought buster. just over 0.1 inches was the highest amount. it doesn't make any difference in terms of drought conditions,

mitz teases what to expect in the emotional final season of nbc's hit drama "this is us" including toby and katy's relationship unraveling and rebecca's struggle with alzheimer's. watch "the kelly clarkson show" right here on nbc bay area at 3:00 this afternoon. we'll be right back. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> a live look in san francisco this midday. just weeks after city leaders promised to step up law enforcement in the union square area this is following the brazen smash and grab over at louis vitton. we are learning how effective those efforts have been. nbc bay area's ciara johnson outside city ha

better dog walking weather tomorrow, good news for toby here.ctually in the santa cruz mountains that snow would be passed his years already. more on the way. temperatures only warming into the low 50s in san francisco, it will be a mix of upper 40s and low 50s across the board for high temperatures tomorrow. a good seven or 8 degrees below normal for mid-december and then the next round of rain was in by wednesday. continuing wednesday night, showers and starting the day on thursday and then we dry out friday, saturday and sunday. pre-christmas errands, the weather looks cooperative. chance for showers but at this point long-range data is a bit muddled. we will keep you updated on that as we get closer to early next week. >>> as the rain has been falling over the bay area including on darren peck's had, the snow has been coming down by the foot in the high sierra. >>> meanwhile here on the roof, paul, as you showed us we are in a break. there is not a lot of rainfall, none falling on me now. moore is coming and it will come in waves. there is a

so, this is toby. he's... well, he's been my mate since the start. i've been on him every time.re very well matched. when i first saw him, i thought, he looks a bit slower, so i thought, please give me that one. so, yeah. good mates now. i feel really honoured to be involved, i really do feel privileged. it's exciting. an apple for you, nice granny smith. as the lady godivas get ready, the streets reverberate to a different sound. cars, all of them at one time or another made in coventry. the motorcade stops at various points on its journey through the city. myriad dancers: irish, caribbean, bollywood, each routine a tribute to the different migrant communities that came to coventry to help rebuild after the destruction of the war. i think everybody on the street really needed that, after the past 18 months. and just to have that happen on our street, it has cheered everyone up. i love it. i've lived on the street all my life, my parents live just six doors up. we've never seen anything like that. it's always been a friendly multicultural street, but that was just brilliant, jus

many say they feel betrayed pile toby's coo and are rejecting any negotiations with the military law is murdered. gasdio did witness the 1000 strong protests in the capital. khartoum and talk to people who say that dreams of a better life have been destroyed. will leave you this i with his exclusive report . ah, she's cooled mina, like countless others. she's a beggar. she doesn't play with her friends or go to school. she spends her days begging outside the hotel. mina is just one of millions and saddam forced to beg to help feed herself and her family in these desperate times. and saddam sold a sick, wounded and disease by years of strife from disappointment. this wasn't what democracy promised. the fool the dictator la, by sheer in 2019, was supposed to harold, a new age for, for god, a transition to a democracy. but the democrats at age of prosperity that millions hopeful, has turned into an age of hunger. i'm not mad. i don't know if there is still hope to be honest. my only concern now is finding something to eat and so much sleep. as everything that's happening, i just don't k

struggling with a new army, chrome strain belgium tonight, suddenly you turned on some of its toughest toby restrictions. it comes off to the countries highest court, ruled the measures were too excessive by its judgment. the council of state suspends the measure of closure of the cultural sector facilities. it rule that this measure was not proportionate and cannot make it possible to understand why the attendance of theaters and cultural venues was particularly dangerous for the health of the population. essentially what to have is belgians highest administrative court saying that the government rules make no sense. and as a result, government will have to backtrack. this follows a legal challenge that was filed by a local theatre producer. and it followed a number of restrictions that the government had only imposed a short time ago, amongst these new restrictions where that all theaters cinemas, and cultural venues had to close christmas parties would have to close early, and sports venues would have no audiences. and this is in addition to already the mandatory wearing of moss and peop

the party is scheduled to be held on the fume blanc commodore will go on as planned, according to tobypressure with sf events dot com. the event planner tells me it is among the party boats set to sail from san francisco new year's eve, he says, even though san francisco canceled its annual fireworks show he hasn't received any cancelations. not one call. i feel it has been somebody saying that they want to cancel the cause, i guess. hey, i'm driving three hours away. is this still happening? he tells me there's been an uptick and ticket sales in the last 72 hours, he says. proof of vaccinations and masking are required unless eating, drinking and dancing outdoors. normal capacity 340 people on this ship reduced to 300 for social distancing he expects about 250 people. you're out there wrestling with a conscience. should i go out and have a good time or did i stay home in the best ideas? whatever makes you feel good back at the uss hornet. disappointment since the museum was shut down twice during the pandemic for a total of six months now resilience in the face of challenge we've had

i'm still naomi. care of, on a lot of people have problems with the dis, toby in global surveillance say we all live under, including the cia, apparently biometric smartphones and surveillance cameras are posing new obstacle for us. 5, for more on this, we go to a classified undisclosed location to turn to where our top secret intelligence corresponded, job or con. hello job for hello naomi. because of smartphone data and constance surveillance technology, every real living person has an infinitely large digital footprint. this makes creating a fake identity. good enough to fool a foreign government. impossible. so now cia spies can no longer do their jobs. it's tragic. i just hope all, my dear friends in the us intelligence community are going to be ok. friends. since when do you have friends in the us intelligence community? i actually happen to be very close friends with n s b. i agent, we met at my mosque, be undercover agent. he tried to entrap you. he was trying to keep our country safe . have some empathy, will you? the modern surveillance state is killing the spy industry. in

dreams destroyed, we have a special report into the 1000 strong protest gripping the capital central toby's code. ah, i'm a good, happy with his life and worldwide this is alta international from moscow. we'll get on to headline stories in just a moment. first, let's update you on that developing incident in the moscow region. 7 people, mostly teenagers, have been injured in a blast and a convent in the russian city of cerebral hall, which is about a 100 kilometers south of moscow. a police say the attack was carried out by an 18 year old. former students of a school located in the convent grounds of the suspects is among the 7 who've been injured and has since been detained. there is no word yet, though about a possible motive. the school itself has been evacuated. devastating psalms have ripped through central and southern parts of the united states. the state of kentucky has some of the worst damage the governor. they're saying around a 100 people have died, but fears that number could increase. he's declared to state of emergency. these are satellite images from before and after. in the

his daughter, known toby thanked people around the world for their support with his that has been such an outpouring of love and support and prayers that we, we are. we don't have enough mouth. there are times and we are laughing and sharing story. that sounds we are crying as we, we come to to leave life without dead cape towns. city icons are illuminated in the purple of 22 clerical robes. south africa president added his words to the chorus of tributes because he was the voice of the voice that he was the one person who campaigned for justice for people living with h i v for out for the g, b, t, q i plus community. and for the detectives and the oppressed people, not only in our country, footage from 195 shows to, to calming an angry mob who had been beating and alleged apartheid collaborator. he was one of the strongest voices for peaceful resistance against the system oppressing south africa. black people, we know we know who we know. we got over he. he later traveled the world campaigning for human rights against time of phobia. israel's treatment of palestine and climate change.

demonstrate to say they want to do is to withdraw an order that requires residents to have had to toby 19 jobs to in the workplace. isn't the other venues? well, let me leave you with something, a bit of a joliet. note what you're saying here in new york's huge santa con event. it's return for the 1st time since the pandemic with santa clara party goes enjoying top d j and even an egg nog waterfall drinking contest. the traditions essentially all day bob crow with that was the way crowds known to get a little chaotic and rowdy, it's oh, dear. little bit of fun in the covert, misery, a lapse the way the week pan that in some of the news stories who brought you over the last 7 days? hear it out to international world. these h q. moscow? it's kevin win for me in the team. thanks for checking in this weekend. oh, yeah. driven by dreamers shaped bankers and those with dares sinks. we dare to ask a young being a yes or no? no, no, but they did a high middle now. i own my head up, my lad, that had a knuckle. my love, bob didn't thought, no, well, i'm going up there a bit. a well, i'm really h

spouse of gathering of protesters in one of the districts into dance, capital, cartoon, and hallo, toby has come to join them. she's one of tens of thousands who came out on sunday to commemorate the anniversary of to dance revolution in 2018. they're also out once again to voice their anger at the military takeover, which happened in late october and which they say d real to dance, transition and federal galatia montoya. oh, i'll santos. at casa de la. i took parson, the 201320162018 protests against basha and here i am now and will continue to protest until our demands amiss. i will keep protesting until there is the civilian government and there is peace. freedom and justice. sedans uprising thought it over hikes in prices of basic commodities, but it's soon turned into calls for an end to the government of our model machine, which had been in power for 3 decades. his military ousted him in april 2019 and signed a power sharing agreement with the political coalition forces of freedom and change which were presented the protest movement. but the partnership came to an end in october,

it's spot of a story, but it's not to for wars, toby, you, of course the, whether the winter is fair. you of, of course, the economy. we are fisher in the around the world and europe, a very strong economic growth. and when you office chalk, it can a growth you off an i a net sheet, even including gas and by with demand you off, low gas stocks in europe, ac. this time of philadelphia you, after you spoke about the cbc issue, you have problems. we've nuclear industry, japanese observing at nuclear. so as describing less it's, it's kind of the perfect storm. we feel like the suspicion is from someone, the russian side. ukraine is trying to take advantage of the situation to damage gas problems, reputation. do you get that vibe or not? just problem and vend, russia, ease respecting each contractual could be, but it's us foss. gus exports to the european market, arkansas, but varies another question. a gospel, good guess, from an russia supermarket, mo, gas to rock outside the contractor and framework. and either the discussion is very or did he can these gas from and russia, we've all de

a breville, toby, another one or 2, but it's a very dire situation. at this point. the storms with as many as 30 tornadoes could be seen from space tornadoes that came down and stayed down, causing damage for more than 300 kilometers. this path length, i believe, when it's all said and done, we're waiting for the numbers to come in. will be a near 400 kilometer path length and very likely that this tornado will be rated violence, which means e f, or e, f 5. i'm expecting. winds kick wind speeds to be well over 200 miles per hour with this particular tornado. and it wasn't just kentucky in amazon warehouse in illinois, a nursing home in arkansas destruction in missouri and tennessee states that expect tornadoes but not usually in december. the national guard has been called in, and the search has started to see if there are survivors trapped underneath all of this. still, the death toll is likely to climb from this unexpected, massive and powerful storm. patty calling al jazeera washington, i think joins us live now. president joe vine has been speaking to the govern

volunteers stepping in to help step boss and reports from the german town of r y la. 5 months ago toby, a shot left his business as an event organizer to help victims of the lot. you want to sure those literally left in the cold flood damage their homes. didn't have to stay that way. for too long. with his team of volunteers, he started to collect air conditioning can be used as well with the temperature dropping below 0 until ground floor destroyed. daniel coatings over has been camping in her bathroom. the hospital food stay to you. all we have is this room. we sleep here. we cook here. everything happens here. downstairs the situation has not changed since a night in july when she and her 3 children had to escape from the water. she has no insurance and the governments off off help us yet to be seen and have him of it on top of them on the days when you think things are going well and it's moving forward. but then something happens. and you have these days when you just fall apart than ever seen, comes back and living in this construction site where freezing and it's always the r va