right across the street. he helped pull her from the rubble. her house where the black jeep at. right there. it was right there. it s gone now. there s nothing there. it s completely gone. reporter: it s the latest in a deadly storm system sweeping across the south and central plains producing at least 17 confirmed tornadoes in just four days. among the towns hit, perryton, texas where the storms destroyed downtown and this mobile home community, killing three people. oscar hernandez lost his four businesses in a matter of minutes. he spoke to nbc s priscilla thompson. it s hard. it s really hard. all the loss. all the people that lost their lives. reporter: severe weather continues to sweep the south. today a confirmed tornado along the florida panhandle. and flash flooding in alabama. an ominous sign of what s to come. and across the region hundreds of thousands of people remain without power in some of the very same places that are seeing triple-digit highs making cleanu
mayfield is going to take through the end of april. wow. it s almost the entire town that s gone. that s not even the rebuilding effort. right now we still have people in hotels that have been there for 30 days because there s nowhere else for them to go. i mean, when a whole town is destroyed, it s not like you can find other housing nearby. so right now we re working on two things, one, getting all the students back in school and providing wraparound services to these traumatized kids, and two, getting medium-term housing, noncongregate shelter, where we can get these people out of hotels, get them into travel trailers, conveniently located where they can work to rebuild their house, and ultimately we can save these towns. you know, after the death and after the devastation, we ve got to make sure we have jobs in these towns waiting for these people. we have to make sure that there is a reason for people to stay. one of the towns hit was my
Starkregen: Unwetteralarm im Landkreis Rosenheim
26.07.2021 |
Stand 27.07.2021, 00:06 Uhr
Starkregen, Hagel und Windböen fegten am Montagabend über den Landkreis Rosenheim. In Bad Endorf konnten beispielsweise die Gullis die Wassermassen nicht mehr fassen, so dass das Wasser auf der Kreuzung stand. −Foto: vifogra / Gärtner
Erneut wüten im Süden Bayerns schwere Unwetter. Am Montagabend traf es besonders den Landkreis Rosenheim. Dort wurde um 20.30 Uhr der Unwetteralarm ausgelöst.
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furry on the many on the streets behind me. we went into the hills to talk to others angry at their governor. truth to power outside puerto rico s congress. but it s the truth of what the power thinks of its people. protesters reading out loud the misogynistic, homophobic and downright nasty chat messages of governor ricardo rossello s male inner circle. all 900 leaked pages of them. the way they express a lot of contempt towards the general population. just about to hit the 64-page mark. so you could be out of power before you get a chance to finish reading them? possibly. reporter: really these chats were just the spark that hit the dry forest floor of discontent here. exposing, critics say, how a government has been really functioning at its heart, tramping on puerto rico. drive out into the hills towards the towns hit by hurricane maria
but it s the truth of what the power thinks of its people. protesters reading out loud the mijaujnistic homophobic and down right nasty chat messages of governor ricardo rosello s mail in a circle. all 900 leaked pages of them. just about to hit the 64-page line. reporter: these chats were just a spark that hit the dry forest floor of discontent here exposing critics say how a government has really been functioning at its heart, trampling on puerto rico. drown out over the hills towards the towns hit by hurricane maria who feel america has almost let go of them and the decay worsens. the education secretary is one of the officials arrested over fraud and theft claims she pled