least 10 people are dead across three states some children after tornadoes ripped through the southern plains this memorial day weekend. the flattened homes, flipped arby s left hundreds of thousands of people without power. hello welcome to fox news livei am rich edson. molly: i am molly line eric and arthel are off today. there are reports of a least 20 tornadoes in the region overnight. recovery efforts are now underway one te in texas the sheriff says it is not easy. corwe have a lot of assets backn the western part over here trying to gain access. power lines were down, and trees treeswere down it has taken a he effort to get where most of the damage is. we pray for those lost but also we can still find uninjured and get help too. heartbreaking losses there. those tornadoes are part of this weakens while the weather. tennis ball sized hail reigned it down in kansas. the intense lightning leading up the arkansas night sky. one resident captured a massive web of bolts i
at least 15 people are dead in texas, oklahoma, and arkansas and hundreds of thousands are still without power. search and rescue operations underway in multiple states as forecast call thes if for more storms good evening i m jon scott and this is the fox report. jon: take a look at some stunning pictures out of texas that show the scope of the damage there. fox team coverage for you this evening. fox weather meteorologist atom cloths standing by and max gordon with the hardest hit communities in arkansas. max. building collapsed powerlines down in some areas scent of national gas hangs heavy in the air. significant damage here in rogers, arkansas, benton county judge says one person is dead. it is unclear how many people were injured when this early morning twister struck this community. we talk to one man who says his house sustained major damage. we have stakes sticking out of stone, we have a tree in our living room. we have windows blown out. it flooded the hous
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