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storefronts, glass shattered, that courthouse, bill mentioned that. that was built in 1888. that was devastated with the tower sheered off the building, the roof literally lifted off. i want to move over to edwardsville, illinois, that s about 30 mails east of st. louis. that is where that amazon warehouse, part of that building was essentially collapsed when that also took a direct hit from a tornado. it is unclear at this point how many people were inside. we heard just a short time ago that there was at least one fatality. from what i m seeing on social media, they do expect that to grow as officials are desperately trying to get people who may be trapped in that warehouse, that amazon warehouse out of the dedebris. as you may know, lindsey, this is not an easy task. they have to painstakingly go through that debris bit by bit and try to search for survivors first. that is just a daunting task at this hour. i want to move over to arkansas
prevent this. the furniture was floating in here and we said knowing everybody was safe and that s what it was how worried were you that the water would continue to go up? there was a big concern. i live on one of the terraces and it came up to two feet below it, cars that were parked over there were raised, flipped, and what ended up happening is there is cars and obviously there are cars out here, the same way you ll see a log on one of them, that is the dedebris. you a lot of clean up here, they have a long ways to go. thank you so much, good luck to you and your residents of the building, thank you for letting us see what is going on, i m so sorry for what you re dealing
rainfall. it cost the rivals of at least 130 people. and it is at least another 100,000 people. parts of india have never seen such torrential downpours that cause the deluge. just a perspective of how much rein. one weather state reported an inch of rain every hour. that caused clamitus damage. houses and buildings, buried them under the water, roads and streets into raging rivers, and blocked highways that connect major cities together. dozens of people are still missing. rescuers are wading through thick sludge and dedebris. but there is high tides and