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debris doing their best to find the survivors and anyone else that s in that, and it s i don t even like walking over there. i understand. i appreciate you showing us. we want you to stay safe, and we know you re surrounded by debris, and i can hear the emotion in your voice. michael gordon there for us on the ground in mayfield, who also took some just incredible video of the tornado in southern missouri, video that i want to show meteorologist bill karins, so bill, you re back with us, and if we can show that video and kind of watch it together, you re more of the trained eye here. what is it that you pick up and glean from this video? the ef-4s and ef-5s, there s a tornado scale it goes from 0 to 5, 4 and 5 are the strongest. about 1% of tornados are these
the warnings across north texas in small communities south and west of dallas. weather officials confirm this is a monster ef4. that s the second strongest on the tornado scale. that s menacing. winds up to 200 miles-per-hour according to officials there, powerful enough to throw cars and rip right through roofs, and for people who were inside those homes it was a white-knuckle night. all of a sit things started swirling you could see stuff going through the air. there s nothing left. our neighborhood is gone. it s just gone. i was so scared. it was so loud. shepard: their neighborhood is gone. think of that. even after the storm, their
georgia. winds as strong as 200 miles per hour ripped through towns. at least 37 people are dead. as many as 17 million people were impacted by the storms. scores of injured people waking up in hospitals this morning. their homes and the homes of their neighbors gone. people now picking through the rubble to find anything they can salvage. president obama is offering federal assistance in the areas battered by the storms. in the little town of west liberty, kentucky, the town felt the full force of a tornado s 1 135-mile-per-hour winds. it leveled building, uprooted trees. cnn evers rob marciano is there getting the first look at some of the town s most extensive damage. rob, good morning to you. good morning, gary. they ve finally got the roads cleared enough to where larger vehicles can get in here including obviously rescue and recovery vehicles and our satellite truck so we re getting now a first look at a live look at the main street. over my left shoulder you re see