according to missouri highway patrol who has been leading the search and rescue operation. that being said, we are hearing reports of 11 tornadoes from the latest system across the midwest having touched down in iowa, illinois and missouri. again, this was a widespread line stretching all the way from basically wisconsin and michigan down into louisiana. 62 million people in the risk zone for this latest series of systems. and i just want to lay out these stats that we just got from our climate unit kind of speak to how exhausting this latest series has been, how exhausting this year has been quite frankly. in 2023, according to our climate team, we have had 478 reported tornadoes across 25 states in the u.s. 478 year to date that is double the typical average for this time of year, and this is the third most on record for early april of any year on the books. also on top of that, 63 tornado-related deaths typically we have 71 over the course of an entire year
not fight a judge s order to testify and about his conversations with mr. trump leading up to january 6th. it comes just a day after mr. trump pleaded not guilty in new york to 34 counts related to hush money payments in 2016. the former president defiant, lashing out at the d.a., the judge, even the judge s family. a growing fallout. also tonight, the deadly tornado outbreak. at least five killed after a twister cut a path of destruction in missouri. 30 million in the risk zone this evening. al roker is tracking it all for us. the brutal killing of a tech titan. the founder of a popular cash app stabbed to death on the street in san francisco. the search for suspects and a motive. the high stakes meeting. speaker kevin mccarthy welcoming taiwan s president to the u.s. our andrea mitchell one-on-one with mccarthy. is he worried the visit will escalate tensions with beijing? in jerusalem the
as you said we don t have a hard number how many are hurt or killed in this case, but our affiliate is on the ground talking to people who lived through this latest round of deadly severe weather. take a listen. it was a lot of cracking, loud wind. and then we were outside looking at it, and then them two told me, we ran inside, ran in the bathtub, and it was in the matter of seconds and it just hit, and it was just awful reporter: this feels like what we ve been hearing so repetitively as parts of the region have been beaten and battered by multiple rounds of severe weather as of today close to 62 million people in what we re calling the storm zone, the risk zone ahead of this band of showers and storms we started having severe weather roll in the first band yesterday afternoon and evening. now the latest round set to last
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