underway right now. in arkansas a tornado decimated a firsting home. in kentucky, the governor issues a state of emergency. >> we're seeing things we have never seen before. the damage is indescribable. it's changing the landscape of the city we know here in mayfield. >> president biden was briefed on the destruction, calling it an unimaginable tragedy and pledged full support for governors dealing with the disaster. allison chinchar is tracking the ongoing stores. first, to you, nadia, where we see things just flattened behind you, the destruction, tell us how people are coping. >> yesterday, summer-like temperatures, now it feels like december, winter-like weather. today, yesterday this building behind me up and running. overnight working on overtime. they were trying to get prepared for the christmas holiday that's just two weeks away. many more people in -- some 100 inside this candle factory. you really can't see anything but rubble and debris. one man described it to me, says i can't believe it. it looks like a bomb went off. that is how i could best describe this tornado that came think and leveled this factory. you know, we spoke with one man who came out. there's been so many coming out in the overnight hours, trying to find their loved once. ivy williams says he was looking for his wife. they've been married for more than 30 years, they have kids and grandkids, saying she is the sweetest woman he's ever met. he hasn't heard from her. listen to what he says happened starting about 10:00 last night. >> my wife at 10:00, she said that it's storming real bed. i said, okay. that was it, we hung up. 10:30, that when my daughter told me the rife was off the building. came on rushing over here. when i came over, it is like there, this wasn't a building. i just thought the roof was tore up. i jumped in, started helping as much as i could. i did grab two people out, one lady and a guy. from then on. i was calling my wife's name, janine williams. i doesn't get no response. i saw a guy she used to work with. that's when he told me that she was on the list, they had pulled her out, but i don't know where they took her. >> reporter: there's a lot of confusion here from people who have been stopping by trying to figure out what happened to their love ones. he says his wife's name was on a list, he was told, but he's not sure what that list means. is it the list of people who died or taken to the hospital? he just doesn't know. so he left this area early this morning, went to different hospitals. he just cal me moments ago and said i still haven't found her. have you seen her? have you heard about janine williams? unfortunately, i haven't. that is a story we have heard from so many people here, looking for one of more than 100 who are still unaccounted for. >> my gosh, that's devastating. all of it scattered, that's just a portion of the debris field was caught off by surprise, and these storms just swept through, devastating, flattening so many businesses and homes. nadia, we'll check back with you. allison chinchar, we'll talk about the weather pattern and what was experienced to what is seeming to be historic proportions. >> the storm itself has weakened some, but it's not gone entirely. we still have an ongoing threat, so isolated tornadoes, damaging winds all still possible. as the day goes on. it's a provided why swath stretching from maine all the way back to louisiana, but it's the central and southern portion we're most concerned about. we have severe thunderstorms warnings, and these are the areas we'll be most concerned about. so far, a lot of damage has already been done. over 30 tornado reports, nearly 200 severe wind reports and 20 large hail reports. that's the highest ever numb er long lif ved so this may end up being the longest track. and that's going to be something the national weather service will have to -- but it may be why the death toll turned up high. this storm in particular may be the strongest deadly u.s. days. we'll check back with us. meantime, take a look at this video here. brandon clement is a storm chaser, who captured this video. he's joining me right now on the phone. it look like a giant steamroller came on through, knocking down everything in its path except for a couple resilient buildings here. sew tell me about your experience along the way, as you were also able to capture these images? >> i started off in arkansas, waited for the tornado to come up towards the i-55 corridor. it was going through some pretty rump areas. once it crossed over interstate i-55, it crossed over about 300 yards in front of me, threw a bunch of 18 wheelers, semis, a couple different roads right there, it cuts over into tennessee, and then went into arkansas, and went to leechville. unfortunately, there was a fatality there. i talked to several people, a lot of destruction there, made my way up into the kentucky area. when i go the to mayfield, it's no comparison what i've seen so far in the path. it's complete destruction. i mean, you see 50 to 120 paths a year. this is a top two or three in the last decade. >> you say no comparison to what you have seen before. you've got doing this long enough to have some reference points to what happens to a community when tornadoes come through. give me your nivl reaction. of course, it was dark, but your initial reaction once you captured these images and see how widespread this path of destruction was, compared to what you have seen prior to this day. >> yeah, i've seen stuff like this before. it's just been a long time. 2011, we had the april 27th outbreak with the tuscaloosa ef-5, hackleberg ef-5, joplin. it's almost that level you can't tell if a t-shirt that's hanging in the tree is from that house or three houses away from it. buildings collapsed, cars thrown, the fatality count, unfortunately it's going to be one of the deadliest tornadoes in history, it's going to be one of the longest tornadoes in history. there's a chance it's an ef-5. if it is, it's the first one in a long time the first one in december. this checks so many boxes on the high end of the scale. >> brandon, i've covered a lot of tornadoes oak there from arkansas to alabama, mississippi, oklahoma, and the path of destruction is usually measured by a mile mile at a time, but when you look at the images and we're hearing the reporting from allison chinchar, multiple miles in width and path of destruction is extraordinary. oftentimes when you arrive to a scene like this, you may see people who are just picking through, nearly shell-shocked. what have been witnessed in terms of people who have responded, people who survived this storm. what are they telling you? >> everybody i have spoken to in this town so far know somebody who's been lost in the storm. they haven't even got all the names yet. it's not a very big place. the for a tail per capita for this storm, like you talk about joplin, it's a pretty large city. this is a town of 10,000 people, 10,300, something like that. it's just unbelievable how many people have died from this storm. it's about a three or four-mile stretch that it took place. it's the worst-possible scenario. it's a very intense tornado, long track, at night, very fast moving. just everything that you don't want to have as a storm chaser or meteorologist. it checks every one of those boxes that you don't want to have. it's the worst-case scenario. >> incredible. have you spoken to anyone who might be -- whether they're a first responder or helping out, or loved ones looking for loved ones. we heard from our nadia romero, who spoke with an ivy williams, who talked about looking for his wife, there's a list. her name is on the list, but he's not clear what does that name mean. what have you heard about -- from people directly about who they're looking for, or how they're assisting? 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she didn't say where they went, but police was able to get the baby out of the room. >> incredible. i'm sure we'll hear more about close calls. charles booker has a story of his own. he's a former state representative in kentucky, who is right now currently running as a democrat for the u.s. senate seat against senator rand paul. he was on his way back to kentucky . >> what did you expect was happening in kentucky. >> we had been doing traveling across the country, as we were -- i was prepared to head home to my family. i saw the news developing of the storms, this incredible storm system. i was actually preparing for a weekend of events in paducah, right in the path of the storm. we were being told that not only was our ability to get to our extended family in western kentucky being delayed, but know so many of our loved ones have been lost. we know that potential close to 100 kentuckians have been lost, thousands without power. my hard goes out to my family across kentucky. >> i understand unfortunately family in louisville and the bowling green area. have you been in tough? if so, how are they doing? >> my campaign is built by kentuckians, so we have sent our team out to check in with their family, to activate plans to provide relief, which we are immediately doing, but my brother-in-law is actually in bowling green at western kentucky university. we know the storms hit there as well. we heard a student lost their life. so this has been terrifying. this really is a moment that's bigger than politics. it's about us coming together's family. we have suspended our campaign activities for this weekend and are directing all of our energy and our love to providing relief for our family right now. >> we know, of course, first responders are there in areas hard hit. mayfield is where we're looking at images right now. they're doing all they can to try to find survivors. we're hearing incredible stories of people who have survived. what do you think it will take in order to get all hands on deck from every corner of the state and beyond to try to help. so many people, when you look at how widespread this devastation is, it's just extraordinary. are you concerned at all about the resources available to try to tend to everybody's needs? >> i am deeply concerned governor beshear correctly called a state of emergency last night is calling on president biden to provide relief. i'm echoing that, what you talk about the resilience, that's kentucky. the very place i was going to have my event in kentucky, my host, i call him my brother, brian shimwell. they had turned the event space into a resource facilities for first responders, providing food, comfort and resources for those helping our lived ones. we'll get through the storm, but we need help, and i'm sending my prayers for those across the country who have been affected. >> i mean, this is colossal, what is taking place right here, but i wonder if you have concerns about how these two extraordinary event are now merging in your home state you know, six states as a whole, but we're in the middle of the pandemic. what is your your thoughts and concerns? >> these are historically challenging times. in kentucky we've been dealing with pandemic of poverty, loss, abandonment for a long time. then the bottom fell out with the pandemic, and now this historic storm that has changed lived of a lot of my loved ones forever, i'm very concerned with what this moment means. the truth of the matter is we need real investment in our infrastructure, in our commonwealth to be ready when storms hit. we need to make sure our leaders in washington are providing relief, not ignoring us like they typically do, because at this moment it's bigger than the politics. it's bigger than the lies. this is a moment we need to come together to provide relief. >> charles booker, best in your travels and all of your loved ones. especially after such a hard-hit evening and day. thank you so much. >> thank you. 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who refuse to bring it up to vote for it. republicans are obstructing immigration reform in the senate right now. we only need ten to have relief on something that all agree with, which is gives a pathway, so we can get this done. we have the citizen act, which is the comprehensive plan we're never going to stop until we help our essential workers, our dreamers, our farm workers all those who have provided a stable force right know when we're needed, when job opportunity is skyrocketed, the economy is roaring back, so we need the build back better act to help stablize the force and create more jobs. mind you, the hispanic community, we want a stable and fixed immigration system, but, you know, we also want to have money in our pocket for the child tax credit. we also want to decrease the cost. we want our seniors with hearing aids, which the build back better act will provide. >> so this build back better act is a rocket booster that will launch or middle-class families and also 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criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. hello again every. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with breaking news. violent tornadoes tearing a path of destruction overnight across six central u.s. states's kentucky, tennessee, mississippi, arkansas, missouri and illinois. daylight revealing shocking ex-tents of the damage. dozens killed. the governor of kentucky fearing more than 70 dead in his state alone. search and rescue teams sifts throug