philadelphia officials say that the city s drinking water is safe for now after a chemical spill in the delaware river. safety concerns prompted a rush of people at stores this weekend pic u tens of thousands of demonstrators poured into the streets of israeli cities last night after prime minister benjamin netanyahu abruptly fired his defense minister. a deadly explosion at a chocolate factory. all of the people missing are now accounted for. seven people were killed in that blast. if they are going 100 miles an hour, i am going to as well. norah: and in honor of women s history month, meet the woman breaking barriers as the first black female to lead an nfl team. you don t have to look a certain way or come from a certain background or pedigree in order to have a seat at the table. norah: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. tonight, a targeted attack in tennessee. a scene that has become all too common in america: a ma
tornado, an entire town flattened. tonight, the cleanup. on the highway, it was like nothing was here. philadelphia officials say the city s drinking water is safer now after a chemical spill on the delaware river. safety concerns prompted a rush of people at stores picking up bottled water. tens of thousands of demonstrators poured into the streets of israeli cities last night after prime minister benjamin netanyahu abruptly fired his defense minister. deadly explosion at a chocolate factory. all of the people missing are now accounted for. seven people were killed in that blast. they are going 100 miles an hour, i am going to as well. norah: in honor of women s history month, meet the woman breaking barriers as the first black female to lead a nfl team. you don t have to come from a certain background or pedigree in order to have a seat at the table. norah: good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight, a targeted attack in tennessee. a scene that has
that the shooter initially thought about attacking a different school but then decided on this one. norah. norah: janet shamlian, thank you so much. let s turn now to those devastating storms that slam to the south over the weekend, at least 22 people were killed after tornadoes touched down in mississippi and alabama. these before-and-after photos from the small town overruling fort mississippi show the enormous power as the twister destroyed everything in its path. cbs s omar villafranca is there tonight. the deadly storms dropped golf ball size hail and left tornadoes that left a path of destruction for mississippi to georgia. this church was demolished. the pastor says their spirit isn t broken. god has got a purpose. god has got a plan. for your reporter: one person was killed in alabama. the storm pounded the town of florence, toppling trees and damaging houses. while in mississippi, residents have been cleaning up for four
days after a powerful e ef 4 tornado tore through ruling fork tonight. tracy harding and several other people took cover in her restaurant school or seconds before the tornado struck. it was chaos. everything was flattened. and you just hear screaming of this one s name and that one s name. these are people that you know. and you know they were home. and you don t know where they are. reporter: the weekend tornado was a most powerful in mississippi in three years. it left a 59-mile long path of destruction through multiple copies and was on the ground for over an hour. you had reporter: jeremy grayson still remembers where his neighbors lived, even though most of the homes here were obliterated. you grew up here. yeah. reporter: s home is now just a pile of rubble. grayson mentioned with the poverty rate in this county