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storm. a state trooper helped her check for debris lodged in her head. the damage from wind and rain? ma massive. this road east of oklahoma city nearly washed away. you can see the earth beneath it, falling away. across a huge swath of the country, power cut to hundreds of thousands. power lines like this one in bridgeton, missouri, on fire or knocked right over. even before the sun rose, businesses took stock of the damage. trucks and warehouses badly damaged in earth city, missouri. one of the tractor trailers blew over, rolled over his car. we ve got four or five trucks that are damaged. driving in towns or highways, treacherous. not only flooding, but lightning and debris on roads made for slow going across the storm s path. in gillespie, illinois, the road badly damaged. the hope now? no more tornadoes. joining me on the phone from
a man who has been chasing amelia earhart for almost a quarter century believes this pixelated image from the ocean floor may bring us closer to finding her. it s unlike anything else on this whole reef that shows up on the sonar imagery. with a roving sub mersible, his team captured this sonar image. this anomaly could be the remnant s of earhart s plane. attempting to become the first person to fly around the globe at the equator vanished off how would island. not a trace of earhart or her plane have ever been found. for years, gillespie and his team believed that her plane went down 300 miles southeast of how would. i held a rendering of what it may look like up against his new
treacherous, not only flooding but lightning and debris on roads made for slow going across the storm s path. in gillespie, illinois, the high school badly damaged and the hope now no more tornados than a year where mother nature has been unrelenting. seems like oklahoma just cannot catch a break from the weather. two major storm cells with deadly tornados and less than two weeks and we keep hearing people there are tough and ed is live in union city for us. what are you seeing there on the ground? you mentioned in that piece just a short distance away from where it was toppled over here a short distance on the main road from the neighborhood we re in, and we just watched a crew cleaning up that car and taking it away, a wrecker service. what we re seeing in the neighborhoods is that process of cleaning up. have you a family over here and this is when people lean on family and friends the most, and ask myself often when you are in the situations how do you even begin to pick up the