at least 14 people are dead tonight in central and southern georgia. killed when a line of severe storms hit the state earlier today. our paula sandoval is in adele, georgia, where a mobile park home was nearly wiped off the map. and he has the latest, polo. reporter: well authorities have not been able to complete the search and recovery efforts yet because of that ongoing threat for severe weather. as a result, what is perhaps the hardest hit neighborhood, you may be able to make out behind me remains closed off. because of the darkness, because of the distance, may not be able to see too much. look at some of the pictures that have been shot in and around the region. you can see that he widespread devastation. the sunshine acres neighborhood, a mobile home park. according to authorities is where at least seven people lost their lives. the owner and the manager of
united states. they have killed at least 14 people in central georgia. cnn s paulo sandoval went to a central georgia neighborhood that was hit very hard by the weather. reporter: authorities have now been able to complete the search-and-rescue efforts yet because of the ongoing threat of severe weather. as a result, what is perhaps the hardest hit neighborhood that you may be able to make out behind me remains closed off. because of the darkness, because of the distance, you might not be able to see too much. take a look at some of the pictures shot. you can see the widespread devastation. the sunshine acres neighborhood, a mobile home park, according to authorities is where at least seven people lost their lives. the owner and the manager of that property are posting a statement online for his residents saying, quote, it is with deep sorrow that i write this. the majority of sunshine acres is no more due to a tornado, the majority of sunshine acres was destroyed. most everyone is o
our old familiar globe is gone. new protests in chicago over the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald by chicago police. last night, demonstrators called for the resignation of mayor rahm emanuel. the police dash cam was released in november and adam reese has more. i understand that laquan s family has spoken to the media and that was the first time they did that. that happened yesterday so what are they saying? reporter: good morning, alex. they say they re suffering but this they re grateful for the demonstrators who having coming out, calling for change at the police department, once again calling for anita alvarez to step down. in the hard hit neighborhood, they say where you see poverty you will see crime. also asking for a national summit on police brutality. the problem in the city of chicago, when an officer who is sworn to serve and to protect
spiritually. this is when you become a carcass of a community. then you have bad leaders. you have everything that happens to you because you lost your will. here s the irony, baltimore never recovered from 1968. 1950 was the sixth largest city in america. you had thingeds like the steel industry that faded. once you have wounds like this you re talking decades. i have been to this neighborhood when i lived in washington, d.c. we were showing images of the cvs that got burned. the people of that area went there for went for groceries and drugs and everything they needed. and where they going to go now? that part is always always confused me. i lived in the hardest hit neighborhood in new york city in 1977 when the blackout occurred.
identified the youngest a 4 month old child. live on the ground in moore, oklahoma is anna kooiman. good morning, anna. you mentioned that $2 billion in damage that put the monster tornado on track to be the costliest in the history of oklahoma. janet napolitano touring the school and the community. use ago fema escort we were able to get our cameras into an area previously sealed off. the hardest hit neighborhood around the school. pretty much beyond recognition these homes as you are looking at this video. i talked to one couple who feel fortunate for their circumstances both of them at work and their infant at daycare when the storm rolled in. when you see this right over his crib, what do you think? i am glad we weren t home.