Linwood, kansas. The area no match for the monster storm. The mayor says dozens of homes are all gone. The other Severe Weather threat. Historic flooding in arkansas and oklahoma. More rain expected to fall on the Arkansas River which is reaching levels not seen in decades. Hundreds of homes are flooded near tulsa. Two levees already topped in arkansas. Scott mclean is live in linwood, kansas, surveying the damage. What do you see . Reporter hey, john. We dont know how long the tornado was on the ground for. It was long enough to do a lot of damage. This was an ef3. Wind speeds more than 136 miles per hour. If there is good news its that we are in a lesser populated area on the outskirts of linwood, kansas. It is hard to believe that under this pile of wood and debris, thats whats left of somebodys house and belongings. This might have been the garage. Hard to tell. We think there was a house back there that was destroyed. That tree is completely snapped in half. Over here, you can see
Video. Officer the white house infrastructure meeting, making the round on social media, we want to show the altered clip next to the real, unedited clip. And you can see that the altered one on the right that youre about to watch has been slowed down. And then he had a press conference in the rose garden with all this sort of visuals that obviously were planned long before. And then he had a press conference in the rose garden with all this sort of visuals that obviously were planned long before. Again, that second clip was not the unedited clip. It was slowed down, and it was posted by the conservative Facebook Page politics watchdog, it was retweeted by the president s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, giuliani later deleted his tweet while say figure pelosi wants an apology she should offer one to the president for saying hes needs an intervention. White house correspondent Boris Sanchez is in tokyo. The war of words has escalated to altered videos. What is the strategy here . Repo
The three identified as Chiri Sherpa, Lakpa Tendi Sherpa and Lakpa Rita Sherpa, were heading to Camp II from Camp I carrying rope-fixing equipment, the Department s Director Yubraj Khatiwada. Sear
The three identified as Chiri Sherpa, Lakpa Tendi Sherpa and Lakpa Rita Sherpa, were heading to Camp II from Camp I carrying rope-fixing equipment, the Department s Director Yubraj Khatiwada. Sear
there s been another death on mt. everest, bringing the total to 11 thus far this climbing season. the latest fatality is an american, christopher john kulish, who died after reaching the top of everest. that s according to the director of nepal s tourism department. there have been a lot of different explanation as to why so many people have perished. i spoke to someone who has not only summited mt. everest by the highest peak on all seven continents. why do you think it is so many people are dying on the mountain? i think it s a couple things. i think the fact that the weather is limiting. there s only a ten-day window where you can climb everest. in any year? on average, about ten days or so that you can climb everest. this year i think that was reduced dramatically. so that s going to be a factor where people are on the mountain at the same time. and it s a bottleneck. there are too many people trying