we are and at! we are in it! i can t do anything! i heard trees falling and banging off that house and the electricity went off and i looked out the window and the barn was gone. having it hit so close to home makes me a little nervous for the summer. molly: nearly two dozen people are dead as the severe storms ripped across america s heartland this memorial day weekend. dangerous tornadoes have been reported in parts of the mississippi tennessee and ohio valleys. the threat of severe storms is now shifting east. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live. i m molly line. molly: we have another jam-packed hour. i m griff jenkins. at least 21 people across four states have been confirmed dead. cars were flipped over. you see here. widespread damage left behind after a tornado outbreak tore apart communities in texas this weekend and millions along the i-95 corridor were are now at risk of these storms. molly: we have coverage. nick kosir is standing b
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health is partnering with local athletes to help anyone who might have to perform cpr to feel more comfortable doing so. getting the athletes on board with their star power makes people excited about it. applied ipads to patients bare chest. from the washington capitals. mystics, and wizards demonstrate how to perform cpr and how to use an aed. medical experts say while formal training is important, certification is not necessary to save a life. because this is something that is accessible to everybody pretty much a quick video and it gets you more comfortable and aware about performing cpr. to create a nation of lifesavers. we think that cpr and aed training should be part of everyone s summer safety plan. you can find a class in your area. we will send it back to you. up next, the panel tackles