but at least five people across two states have been killed so far in the severe weather. this morning the cleanup is under way. tornadoes, heavy rains pummeled the region yesterday. the deaths happened in tennessee and alabama. j jacob rascon is in one of the hardest hits. looks pretty bad there. reporter: yeah, it is. and the governor of alabama in fact will be here and some other areas later today. he s declared a state of emergency in alabama. and as you mentioned, there were three people killed just around the corner. we re standing where the only shopping plaza in the town once was. and the national weather service now says it was an ef-2 tornado that tore through that destroyed most of the town in less than two minutes. severe weather pull heing the south yet again. people behind me that had a trampoline, it s up in the tree.
outbreak in this country since may. and i m not sure if you can tell from this overhead shot, but they re just beyond putting up the power. cleanup crews have been doing it all morning and larts today. we ve learned from the national weather service that in fact 34 tornadoes in seven states have been confirmed. among other things confirmed as well in tennessee, the city of bloomington has said that one of their volunteer firefighters and his wife were the two people who were killed in that state during yesterday s storms. craig. 34 tornadoes. my goodness. and the skoescope of that devas. jacob, thank you. new details in the search for the suspects who kids napped a woman, tortured ameriher and d her along side the road three weeks later. what her husband says.