national anthem national anthem good morning we have a fox news alert. first our thoughts and prayers are with thousands of people in the south this morning. in the aftermath of the devastating tornadoes that have claimed at least 26 lives. this is the worst i have ever, this is devastating. it was like scary, i wasn t that scared. i was trying to cover my sister. it was like a train sound. but it wasn t it was a tornado coming by. a lot of stuff everywhere. everything you worked for is gone. the historic outbreak of 24 tornadoes leveling homes and businesses leaving doesn t hurt. search and rescue teams are still looking for survivors in getting help too many people who are still misplaced. mississippi governor eight reeves declared a state of emergency after visiting the hardest hit areas. homeland security allie alejandro mayorkas will visit the devastated areas later today, fox weather correspondent from rolling port mississippi this morning, r
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the south this morning. in the aftermath of the devastating tornadoes that have claimed at least 26 lives. this is the worst i have ever, this is devastating. it was like scary, i wasn t that scared. i was trying to cover my sister. it was like a train sound. but it wasn t it was a tornado coming by. a lot of stuff everywhere. everything you worked for is gone. the historic outbreak of 24 tornadoes leveling homes and businesses leaving doesn t hurt. search and rescue teams are still looking for survivors in getting help too many people who are still misplaced. mississippi governor eight reeves declared a state of emergency after visiting the hardest hit areas.
everybody and, yeah, it s just hard for me to see this communities. uh, i was born and raised here and never lived anywhere else. but here and it s just hard to see. but we re well , we re from well, press the beer will come back. you certainly will. um we know that the governor has activated, um responders and teams to try to get to people that need to be rescued. this is still a rescue situation. you say that this train sound lasted for about 45 seconds. at the end of that, were you able to look out outside? and and what did you see? what do you see around what s left of your home? well. first thing i did i look next door to my neighbor s house, which is a trailer after it was completely gone and uh, couldn t that s only for us. i can see but with my flashlight because he was told the dog and i went