down for a one-on-one just ahead. plus sources telling nbc news that senate democrats are preparing to miss next week s deadline to pass the president s sweeping social spending bill. in fact, a vote could slide all the way into march. so a lot going on. good afternoon, i m chris jansing at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we begin with mike memoli traveling with the president in dawson springs, kentucky. allison barber is there where she s been in touch with survivors. and nbc s gabe guiterrez in mayfield, kentucky. let s start with allison. as we await president biden s arrival there in dawson springs, you ve been on the ground, you ve looked for yourself, seen the destruction, seen the scale of the need, what is the president going to see and experience when he gets there? reporter: he s going to see homes like this one. this belonged to a woman named shauna. you could see a lot of her children s things here. what remains of christmas wrapping paper. she was insid
good evening thank you for joining us we begin with a fox weather alert. the death toll continues to climb after more than 30 tornadoes hit six states friday night and tower - entire towns were leveled mississippi to illinois. there is heartbreak in kentucky were at least 100 people are feared dead after what the governor says was the deadliest storm in his states history. the track of the lethal tornado was believed to be the longest track of any tornado to ever hit the united states. the community of mayfield and western kentucky is the epicenter of the destruction. more than 100 people were working at a candle factory when their workplace was devastated friday night. please send us some help. we are trapped. the wallace stuck on me. trey: the owner of the candle factory joins us now. first, we extend our condolences to everyone impacted by the storm including those who worked to your plant. what is the latest? is this still a search for survivors quick. thank you fo
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collapsed candle factory in mayfield where they remain unsure how many people are missing or dead. in neighboring illinois six people are dead after 20 to destroyed in amazon facility, officials to operations have shifted to a recovery mission. meantime the governor of arkansas said two people died in the state one in a nursing home in one side in a dollar general store. in tennessee for deaths are reported to be a fox team coverage from across the region beginning with c. live in mayfield kentucky. under tremendously hard conditions officials say they re trying to do the basics to find and identify the death and reunite families with one another and feed and shelter everybody. officials say the storm that hit here the tornado was in ef three wind speeds of 165 miles per hour could have been higher. the death toll not exactly clear roughly 80 dead in kentucky but that number is likely to rise considerably and abrupt onset page after page of names on list of people who are s
that breaking headline from the fda involving the johnson & johnson vaccine tonight. what they re now saying about taking it. there is also news coming in tonight on paxlovid. some reporting symptoms coming back after taking it. what authorities are saying about that, as well, tonight. also here at home, the stock market and the dow plunging just 24 hours after the fed raised interest rates. rebecca jarvis standing by on what this means and how long this instability could last. the fences going up around the supreme court. demonstrators on both sides across this country. and tonight, what democrats are now going to do to try to make roe versus wade federal law. will moderate republicans susan collins and lisa murkowski support the effort, after collins once said she was confident justices kavanaugh and gorsuch would not overturn roe versus wade. rachel scott live tonight with the reality check on the votes. the new tornado watches up at this hour. storms from texas to k