help they so desperately need. those who live in mississippi have unfortunately become accustomed to seasonal tear that comes with nocturnal tornadoes. the state is prone to them. you can t depend on your eyes to see where they might be coming from. flashlights the massive tornado was only able to be viewed by intimate flashes of lightning and transformers blowing out in the distance. i can hear it. that s it. i think it s coming right for us to make the photos out of rolling fork from a homeowner thankfully lucky enough to get to a safe place before their home was completely destroyed. their neighborhood is unrecognizable. families beginning to process the damage and speaking with that resident, the loss for the community and state as a whole was clearly too much to take. if you re not local, there are ways to help through the red cross in mississippi and alabama and samaritans purse which the plays crisis volunteers in the salvation army disaster relief
death. it s a desperate situation for these families practically have no other choice but to trust whoever is helping them. we are hearing from crisis volunteers that they actually are trying to get the police here to ban private vehicles, private cars from showing up at these places and really trying to guide these people, these refugees onto buses instead that will take them to refugee centers because the buses are humanitarian aid groups. neil. thank you very, very much. again, the lion s share of the refugees are going to poland and the the cities could be falling and demanding immediate surrender on