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From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. Good evening. As we come on the air tonight, Southern States are bracing for yet another round of dangerous weather. 36 million americans are under some sort of storm threat tonight and this comes after tornadoes killed at least 18 people, newly updated number in georgia and mississippi over the past two days. Authorities confirming two of those just minutes ago. This afternoon, President Trump sent condolences and said he spoke to georgias governor, offering help from the federal government. It is still a dangerous situation and in the past few hours our reporters had to take cover including Gabe Gutierrez who joins us from adel, georgia. Reporter another line of thunderstorms roared through. Last night a tornado ripped this neighborhood apart and residents are still in shock as the full extent of the damage is still being tallied. Tonight new powerful storms are sweeping across the south. Look at t
From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. Good evening. As we come on the air tonight, Southern States are bracing for yet another round of dangerous weather. 36 million americans are under some sort of storm threat tonight and this comes after tornadoes killed at least 18 people, newly updated number in georgia and mississippi over the past two days. Authorities confirming two of those just minutes ago. This afternoon, President Trump sent condolences and said he spoke to georgias governor, offering help from the federal government. It is still a dangerous situation and in the past few hours our reporters had to take cover including Gabe Gutierrez who joins us from adel, georgia. Reporter another line of thunderstorms roared through. Last night a tornado ripped this neighborhood apart and residents are still in shock as the full extent of the damage is still being tallied. Tonight new powerful storms are sweeping across the south. Look at t