tornado hit. the girls got in to the bathtub in preparation for the tornado doing everything that they should. but the family was about to be thrown in to the air with a force that nothing could stop. and tragically anniston, the 9-year-old of the three sisters didn t survive. her two sisters miraculously did. 7-year-old avalyn on the left, hours later, described to her aunt what it felt like. she said yes, i was flying around in the tornado. i prayed to jesus to take care of me. he spent me out. the tornado spit me out in to the minus. martha: incredible story of that family and this little baby, oakland, two months old made it through the weekend, but she passed away monday. succumbing to her injuries. they think she had a stroke in the middle of this. we tell you these stories so we can remember these little ones and also to impress on you the shear unbelievable force of this historic tornado that our country is in the process of recovering from. you have 100 people th
help. i m neil cavuto. this is your world, a busy one at that. mike tobin is in mayfield, kentucky with the latest there. mike? investigators with the national weather service specializing in big tornadoes have been brought in to put a rating on the engine that caused this destruction. it s really a remarkable tornado. they re looking at the possibility of a tornado with multiple vortexes. that means tornadoes within tornadoes. the intertornadoes being stronger. despite three teams of investigators, the rating is taking a long time. simply because there s so much destruction to investigate. destruction to the extent that people that live in this area got out saturday morning and didn t recognize their home towns. more than anything right now, he has the ability to use the bully pulpit to call out the democratic mayors and governors that are making the people of this country less safe. with 600 guardsmen activated, there s 74 dead. it s still a search and rescue operat
Tarps, bungy cords. they re expecting more rain here. and the christmas holiday. they re expecting the christmas gifts and donations to help get the people back in the christmas spirit. back to you. martha: thanks very much. that is the story of tuesday, october 14. i ll see you back here today when the story goes on. the message he s going to send to them clearly tomorrow is we re here to help, we want to rebuild, we re going to stand by yourself and going to help your leaders do that. neil: all right. we re live in mayfield, kentucky. the president heading there too many. the governor touring more parts of kentucky. relief groups are moving fast to help those get heat, hot water and electricity ahead of the holidays. we re speaking to the american red cross on the ground in mayfield on how maybe you can