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Good evening on this wednesday night. And we begin with those tornado sirens ringing out across several states. Real concerns late today we would see even more. And difficult weather into the night. These twisters have been deadly. More than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. Many striking as people slept. Those who were awake sharing their stories now of racing into shelters. One of those tornadoes lev parts of rosalie, alabama, including a Daycare Center where families had taken shelter. Tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abcs phillip mena in alabama. Tornado warning. Reporter tonight, a fullon tornado outbreak is hammering the south. This massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. Water spouts crashing ashore. In atlanta, tornado sirens sound the alarm, as residents shelter immediately. Reporter this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. It looks like a war zone up here. Rep
This could not have come at a worse time just ahead of the holidays. Linzie janis, abc news, pigeon forge, tennessee. Overseas now where thousands of fans have gathered to mourn the Brazilian Soccer Team killed in the plane crash in colombia. Fans chanted the players names. Were getting new details about the crash. According to audio from the final moments of the doomed flight, the fie lot repeatedly told air Traffic Controllers that he had run dozens were killed, died from this. But six people survived the crash on a dark fog di mountain top. Nearby farmers were able to hear their screams for help and were the first to come to their aid. On capitol hill, a deal is in the works to California National guard members wont have to repay their enlistment bonuses. The agreement is contained in a defense bill which is up for a vote tomorrow in the house and in the senate next week. Lawmakers were outraged over a pentagon decision to force the members to return the money they were not at fault
Good evening on this wednesday night. And we begin with those tornado sirens ringing out across several states. Real concerns late today we would see even more. And difficult weather into the night. These twisters have been deadly. More than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. Many striking as people slept. Those who were awake sharing their stories now of racing into shelters. One of those tornadoes leveling including a Daycare Center where families had taken shelter. Tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abcs phillip mena in alabama. Tornado warning. Reporter tonight, a fullon tornado outbreak is hammering the south. This massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. Water spouts crashing ashore. In atlanta, tornado sirens sound the alarm, as residents shelter in place. Immediately. Reporter this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. It looks like a war zone up here. Reporter reside
Where he trained and brought his first swimming teacher to help the infant adjust. tis the season for bright lights and giant floats. The aps electric light parade is saturday. And the twirling athletes are ready. They hope to dazzle the judges with 20,000 lights on the float and four former miss arizona contestants on board. They worked hard eight hours a day every weekend weeks. We really enjoy doing this for the community. We feel like if we dont do it eventually there will be nobody building floats. It takes a lot of effort. This is their 20th year to enter a float. A lot of people doing it year after year. The 30th annual parade is on saturday. Ill be hosting with abc 15 mornings anchor danielle lerner. It starts at 7 00 p. M. If you cant make it out you 4 00 p. M. On sunday. All right bring a jacket. Temperatures chilly out at the parade. If youre headed to phoenix heres a look. 58 degrees as it starts at 7 00 p. M. Mid50s by the time its over. We knew it would all pan out. Bryan