The latest news and information from Around The World with host Ana Cabrera. Have had to evacuate all of the hotels that are full, and some of the Evacuation Centers have reached maximum capacity, and so you have people out of the home, and many of them wondering if they have a home to come back to. Ana. Dan, what are the Biggest Challenges right now for firefighters . Well, really, it is the elements, and another hot day. I just check ed the temperature and it is about 105 degrees out here, and so battling this heat of course is very difficult can just when you are past 7 00 or 8 00 at night, that is when the winds will pick up, and thisoin red flag warning, and the winds could push the fire more, and we s saw firefighters a moment ago, and they keep coming back and there are flare ups at times and they come in to pick up a piece of debris to ignite the homes in the neighborhood that are are
thursday, the carr fire jumped over the Sacramento River to put it in the west end of redding.
broward county including the city of fort fort lauderdale. you also have alcohol, tobacco and firearms on the scene because, like i said before, it is not officially determined that this was a natural gas explosion even though the debris looks like previous natural gas explosions that have leveled homes and businesses around the country over the past several years. tee coe s on the scene, that s tampa electric, they are the natural gas company provider. you ve got police agencies from all over the place, university boulevard is completely closed off. so traffic is all being rerouted here. but the rubble and the ceiling damage, i mean, i walked around the north side of the area here, it was debris was flying into the adjacent parking lot at least 75, maybe 100 yards away. so you can only imagine how explosive the explosion was as
3 range. i will take you hyper local right into where the storm is. this is jefferson city, right there. jefferson city here with the rotation, here with the storm itself. the debris on the ground. i showed you this yesterday with the storm from tulsa. that s what debris looks like on the southeast side of jefferson city, the blue. we look for blue in the correlation coefficient because blue means it is not just a rain drop, a hail drop. it is something out of shape. it is a leaf, a tree, a branch, a shingle. this was a large storm at the time. you see the debris in the cloud itself. this is still going on at this hour. this will continue for hours to come. it will redevelop in western oklahoma later on tonight. this is where the radar is now through st. louis, indianapolis. it s warming up again and still very, very humid. that muggy air, rising air
maria, you said earlier that every house in that town was impacted by these tornadoes. reporter: yeah every home here was either damaged or completely destroyed and take a look at the scene behind me because you have what was a structure pretty much unrecognizable. you can t tell if it was a home or a business. there s also a truck here that suffered damage and some of this debris looks like it s concrete blocks so that just gives you an idea of how powferful this twister was that impacted fairdale, illinois and it s 70 miles to the west of the city of chicago. we re currently looking at live aerial images of the city of fairdale and we ll continue to see these images coming out of this town and get a better idea how severe the damage is. we do know everyone has been evacuated and a shelter has been set up at a nearby high school. one person here was killed by the massive twister. she was a 67-year-old woman found dead in her home. seven others were also injured. now, the power here