authority is calling it a targeted attack and what we have now learned about the suspect. alex perez reporting from the scene tonight. also tonight we are on the scene in mississippi. the staggering path of destruction. at least 170 mile-per-hour winds on the ground for more than an hour. at least 22 people killed in these tornadoes. tonight, what we witnessed on the scene. the families, the remarkable survival stories, and what we have just learned about the victims, the lives lost. lindsey davis with their stories. and senior meteorologist rob with the forecast. we are monitoring the potentially dangerous situation in israel. massive protests in the streets of jerusalem. major unions going on strike. outrage over prime minister benjamin netanyahu. then fired.
i ve got diabetes, you see, more important than food. there were some medication and a bottle of water. they all found down next to me, i swallowed some medication with water, the bottle was empty. so, what to do? this is a bit embarrassing urinated into it. and then i would drink it. that s the way i managed to survive. look, alison, extraordinary stories of survival. stories of people doing what they had to do in order to make it through. this and that is another example when you actually talk to people and hear how these sort of survival stories are unfolding. hear stories like that. incredibly resourceful. and he survived. and that is the whole point. sanjay, thank you so much for the work you are doing there. we wouldn t know the stories if you and sarah sidner and our story crews weren t there on the. trying to talk to you and
was expected to close days ago may still be open. a boy was found after 228 hours. and a woman and two children were saved in that city during the same hour. they were rushed to hospital by helicopter. recent survival stories ask questions how they were trapped in the rubble. one man wrapped himself in a rug to keep warm in the dark. and he discussed the drastic action he had to take to stay alive. translator: now, i have diabetes. more important than food, there
anywhere. bill: we ll see you in vegas next year. brought my four teenagers and made a great memory. bill: back to dana. dana: the u.s. downing three if there is an object in the airspace that poses a flight or surveillance risk we ll take the action we need to defend our national security interests. dana: the u.s. downed three ariel objects in three days. the latest from south carolina and analysis with general jack keane. plus more unbelievable survival stories out of turkey and syria. a woman was rescued alive from the rubble more than a week after the devastating earthquake. inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with the click of this remote. no mask, no hose, just sleep. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com.
in such a bad state. she had knocks and bruises. she was cold and barely breathing. her plight has moved people all over the world but, for now, the hospital manager is taking care of her, his wife breast feeding aya alongside her own daughter. translation: i will not allow anyone to adopt her. - she has some distant family and, until they come, i will treat her like one of my own. sadly, these survival stories are becoming increasingly rare. in turkey, a family s desperate shout goes unanswered. the children are four and six years old. it has been four days, says this woman. her nieces are trapped inside. my god, my god, please return them to us, she says. they dig deep into the building. but there is no sign of the children. with thousands dispossessed and in freezing conditions, there is an acute need for aid. 0vernight, a royal air force flight