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entire neighborhoods are destroyed, homes blown apart, arees d inalfitris yocan see scr miles. the destruction continued into georgia, where at least two people were killed, including a five-year-old. meanwhile, california residents still bracing for even more storms after weeks of torrential rains and mass flooding. we've got team coverage tonight, starting with cbs' omar villafranca in in selma, alabama. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. yesterday's storms ripped through alabama and georgia, and they knocked over buildings, like this daycare, and snapped trees. the wind here were about 115 miles per hour. and you see all this damage around us right now. people who tried to ride it out in this building thought they were going to die. >> we ran in this room, right here. >> reporter: amanda mccloud says it's a miracle she survived a tornado that destroyed this selma church daycare. she's being called a hero for how she and her fellow teachers protected eight infants as the tornado tore through the building. >> i had of seven-week-old here, and i think she's four, fi

good info about what will be in your neighborhood and what yocan expect as well. >> we are getting closere we get the bulk of vehicles on the roadway, so a lot of people may not even realize what's happening in their neighborhood until the sun comes up . >> unexpected detours on roads from debris and the wind was the most impactful part of the storm. >> you could hear it whipping along the coast. it sounded pretty wild out there. >>> in terms of tracking what comes next, one look at first alert doppler and you can see there's another band of rain out there. and this will come across pretty much the entire bay, right through this morning commute. we are not done with this one yet. we will talk about the flood watch which is still in effect until 4:00 but more importantly, we will talk about the next series of storms >>> ancis hajust en a rama fo pope benedict was carried before crowds . more than 100 cardinals, 400 bishops and nearly 4000 priests from all over the world were there. he died last saturday at the age of 95 . >>> the man accused of killing four university of idaho students has

and yocan see it's a little bit blurry, but you can see kind of a example of how people thght about these spaces. i's another political cartoon with ben franklin, with some quakers in a tavern philadelphia. okay, so the public sphe is really growing in e colonies. more and more people are engaging in political discussions and taking part in these discourses. now, the second way that this atlantic annexation was significant was the importation of specifically english political ideas into the colonies. okay, so colonies, after all, they'd never felt so british, right? we talked about this a lot last week. they began to see measures taken by the crown as impositions on their unique rights as englishmen. so they start to take up british political rhetoric english political thought and assert their rights. essentially, alec colonies believe that their liberty meant that they could only be taxed with their expressed through representative of their choosing, so they defended their rights as englishmen consent to taxes. they argue that parliament could not tax them because they didn't vote for an