collapsed candle factory in mayfield where they remain unsure how many people are missing or dead. in neighboring illinois six people are dead after 20 to destroyed in amazon facility, officials to operations have shifted to a recovery mission. meantime the governor of arkansas said two people died in the state one in a nursing home in one side in a dollar general store. in tennessee for deaths are reported to be a fox team coverage from across the region beginning with c. live in mayfield kentucky. >> under tremendously hard conditions officials say they're trying to do the basics to find and identify the death and reunite families with one another and feed and shelter everybody. officials say the storm that hit here the tornado was in ef three wind speeds of 165 miles per hour could have been higher. the death toll not exactly clear roughly 80 dead in kentucky but that number is likely to rise considerably and abrupt onset page after page of names on list of people who are still missing to the tornado the debris made it hard to find people and phone service is down so it's hard to contact people as well. the destruction of houses, cars, businesses is so overwhelming some people are not sure it will ever come back. >> i pray to god we get this town back i know it'll take time it's a small town but i'm telling myself there is no town anymore i don't know what they're going to do this is devastating i hate this for the whole town. >> no houses anymore that is a short-term priority they have to get housing there putting people in shelters and schools and state parks and hotels until they can start to build. back to you. jon: steve harrigan live in mayfield kentucky. thank you. jon: hopes had faded a find it anywhere survivors in the rubble of the collapse amazon warehouse in illinois, the rescue efforts are recovery mission, 45 workers made it out safely after the tornado ripped the roof off in edwardsville causing the walls to crumble. six people are confirmed dead, congresswoman mary miller who represents will join us with her reaction in just a moment but we begin with charles watson live in atlanta. >> the focus is searching recovery one of the reasons being the weight of the debris with the work is in the warehouse the national weather service and ef three tornado hit the facility late friday ripping the roof often sending 40-foot concrete walls to the ground at least six amazon employees were killed and another injured as a path of destruction card through the building the edwardsville police department says it's identified all the victims whose ages range from 26 years old to as old as 62 among the dead army veteran and his family telling our affiliate the 40 sexual father was waiting for the storm to pass before coming home, he never made it. >> i had to tell my 4-year-old daughter that her dad was not coming home. >> 45 workers made it out safely but it remains unclear how many can be inside of what's left of destruction witnesses say employees inside were caught off guard running for their lives, and amazon spokesperson saying the team members heard the tornado sirens and immediately took action. >> they did with her trying to do they started to get everybody moving into the shelter in place in about 8:27 p.m. as with the tornado hit the building. >> the spokesperson earlier today said the company is not only prepared to help team members but the community and edwardsville includes a $1 million donation to the community foundation. >> charles watson, live in atlanta, thank you. >> were joined by congresswoman mary miller who represents illinois district for the amazon facility collapse it's absolutely astounding 11-concrete wall they peeled away and fell in on themselves. >> this is a very difficult situation and devastation is hard to describe. the people that have lost family members and even homes in this time of year's very hard, we were so grateful to our first responders. they're working a hard situation, it would just be really hard. the community has come together were seeing the best of america i talked to the senator he had to ask the community to bring their donations to the local food pantry because i have so much help. it shows us the importance of community and pulling together in times like this. jon: is so difficult for the families of those workers inside. nobody knows how many got out, how many are injured and how many are chopped inside the building, they say it's a recovery effort now that means they've given up any hope of finding more survivors. >> i know it is very tragic i do want to tell everybody that my colleagues and i have written a letter from a illinois delegation to request an emergency declaration from president biden and we are in touch with fema and red cross and i think everybody's doing what they can in a think will continue to pray for our friends and neighbors and look for ways to help. there is a call for people to give blood and on how they can help their communities. >> what about the town of edwardsville itself we've been focused on the amazon warehouse but what about the town itself, how is he doing. >> i toured around my district so both in the communities and there's been a lot of devastating destruction i have to point out there is something that we can be grateful for the path of the tornado could've ripped through a local trailer park, the people would've been vulnerable in light of the devastation that is something to be thankful for. i've been out of the community it is shocking what wind can do. we have one home that is completely trashed and at the very top of the heat with the children's bed with the mattress intact and in strange how they rip. eric: so much damage and heartbreak in an instant during the holiday season. congresswoman mary miller represents the edwardsville area, thank you. jon: we want to head to arkansas aishah hudson since is the tornado operate has killed two people in his state, fox whether hunter davis is live in leachable arkansas. >> were about 8 miles from arkansas where we spend our day yesterday at the nursing home where one of the two deaths have happened. the other two at the dollar general. we'll take it this way so we can show you the damage. it was very believable when we pulled up on the scene to see all the devastation. they were getting power restored so the closing up shop and navigating toward the damage. here at the dollar general inside, one of the employees died during the storm there was flowers hanging there they have been blown off or falling down the putting into perspective life lost, time moving quickly, you can see a pretty good junk of damage, inside the dollar general now completely exposed the building basically caved in on itself. as we get to the backside this is what we want to point out. if you look at the tile this is where the building, you can see the tile in the wall, this is the foundation stepping up the building pushed this direction, showing us how strong the storm was. this had to be ripped out of the foundation for the building to be pushed this way you can see the marks where this was dragged across the tile as the storm moves through we've been exploring this out today and every single time i take a lap we discover something new but this moment has been the jaw-dropping moment for us throughout the day. you get to see all of the metal thrown together pushed into the center of the building and to imagine how strong the storm was when it came through in this area. this is an eye-opening picture. if we move this way we think this is a stocking area because you see the backstock, you could see the other side of where the building was the mirror image of what we showed you on the other side, how far the structure was pushed off of the foundation. this is been completely cleared by portions of the building as we move this direction 30 yards over the barbecue restaurant that was also right in the line of the storm. just outside of the restaurant, it's fallen over the inside of this truck this is a tree that was rooted and is been ripped from the root you can see right here it's gone to the undercarriage of this truck you can see the top coming out to the undercarriage and eye-opening moment for how strong the windsor tornadoes were were waiting for the national weather service to confirm what did this damage but when he sees things like this is hard to believe it's anything less and what residents are saying definitely are tornado that came through the area. jon: had to be unbelievably frightening, hunter davis live in leachable arkansas. thank you for the tour. for people in tennessee are dead one person is missing after a dozen tornadoes touched down. locals jump into action trying to repair the damage the storms did to hundreds of homes multimedia journalist is live outside of nashville and kingston springs tennessee with more details. >> what you see behind me is the steeple of the baptist church, it's tossed in the parking lot as if it was made of paper members telling me this is an important refuge in the moments after the tornado hit and congregation members saying this is a sunday like no other. this seems immediately around the church is worse take a look at the video 60 - 80 homes in this neighborhood alone this is one of several that has been badly damaged by the series of storms. lots of tarps on roofs if there's roofs left at all. he huddled inside his home with his family as the tornado lifted his home completely off the foundation in move you forward 40 feet. something he says i'll never forget. the national weather service confirming six tornadoes have touched down in middleton, that is not counting the deadly tornadoes led to the death toll in west tennessee. as you travel between memphis and nashville all along interstate 40 you can see the landscape is daunting with places where the tornado hopped the landscape zigzagging at times. power is a big concern for a lot of communities in tennessee. i want to show you what's leading to the power outages issues. this is a video from paris and tennessee of the kentucky border, a major tva transmission tower. these lines are what they did for electric cooperatives so they can send them to homes and businesses. when towers like this it's a major undertaking to get them restored. there several counties who do not have direct damage from the tornado outbreak. there are effective because so many areas are without power with the major lines being down just like this one. all of this happening as another cold nice hudson. jon: fox whether multimedia journalist, thank you. complete storm coverage you want to download hour by hour update scan the qr code on your screen right now or you can visit fox whether.com to get started you can also stream live updates and forecasts with their fox we deal whether all adjust. it is completely free and available for download for apple and android devices. our 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making it tougher people to stay here at the moment to get any work done is when the sun is up it could take weeks or months or years before it's back to normal. the powerful storm in the large check of the state in kentucky more than 100 miles it continues to be surveyed by the national weather service. there's a lot of time left to rebuild what people once had in mayfield kentucky. reporting for fox whether i am stephen morgan. >> a very large tornado watch tornado on the ground. >> differently video from storm chaser jordan hall as tornado swept through northeast arkansas ripping the roof off a nursing home outside of jonesboro and destroying the nearby dollar general store two people killed and five others injured with an update on how the area is coping in the aftermath captain terry smith commanding officer of the salvation army of jonesboro arkansas. as you get to work captain smith what are your needs? >> her needs are basically monetary were trying to feed all of those affected many without power and have no access to have food were trying to get them to have their food hydration and basic prayer in helping people find some comfort during this difficult time. >> what is the reaction been from the american people. >> with the receiving this is extremely grateful were in the area where it's blocked off so they can't go any places. we were able to get inside go to those people that have absolutely no ability to cook enough subsidies for their families. jon: it's a terrifying time a couple of weeks before christmas and they don't have housing that is got to be a huge problem especially since the temperatures have dropped so much. >> absolutely that's what were finding as a visit evening hours. people are so-called because they don't have the ability for heat and were also seen people that are coming together in multiple families in one location to help with the body and all the things that are needed there also need a flashlight temperatures go down and 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because of the pandemic that is simply covered its pro criminal he nominated rachel rawlins who was the road da in boston who listed 15 crimes in boston including breaking and entering a possession to distribute any drug. divided a administration has an egg on their face because of pro criminals as well. jon: the iraqi people are noticing in the latest abc news pull 36% of americans say they approve of the job the president is doing when it comes to crime. 61% disapprove and when it comes to gun violence in this country 66% disapprove of the job the president is doing only 32% approve, is it the president or the das, it's the das for the most part there is 2000 or 300 elected das around the country the road prosecutors themselves or the county elected official are required to enforce the law most crimes are committed at the local level. these are das but when joe biden nominates a soros puppet like rachel rawlins and the senate confirms are kemal hearest epson with a tie vote you know 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(crowd) business! >> an update to the top story the reuters news agency reporting eight people confirmed dead and other still missing at the mayfield can candle factory that collapsed after the tornado for through friday night according to a sports one —- spokesperson today candle company 100 people were working inside the factory when the tornado hit. officials say 40 of those people were rescued. that is how fox reports this sunday december 12, 2021 and will be off next weekend i will see you christmas night. "sunday night in america" with trey gowdy is next. >> more than one block with nothing standing there is no moment big enough to show you the extent of the damage here. we will grieve to gather and cleanup together and we will move forward together