Brian all right. More than a half million are without power this hour. We will continue to move everything forward. In alabama, louisiana, and mississippi, they all have declared states of emergency. We just need the prompter to go forward. I cant anticipate what actually is going to be there we continue to go, a deputy and his wife are moving six People Killed in mississippi. Deputy Robert Ainsworth a he died a hero shielding his wife. Ainsley woman rescued after getting trapped in that car right there, and unfortunately its not over yet. That storm system is on the move and janice dean is tracking all of this. Janice in the wake of the coronavirus, easter weekend thi. Janice yeah. Unfortunately, ainsley, we still have several hours to go with severe storms. We have had over 50 reports of tornadoes over parts of the south and the gulf coast. If there is any good news, we had a lot of warning on these storms. The Storm Prediction Center said this is the area thats going to potentially
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