completely leveled including mayfield and western kentucky, the governor says more than 100 people could be dead after a tornado, thousands are facing a long hard road to recovery, and meantime workers in illinois said they do not expect to find any more survivors in the rubble of an amazon warehouse, six people were killed when a wall the length of a football field collapse during the storm. we have fox news coverage, charles watson will bring us the very latest of the cleanup in illinois but fertile go to steve harrigan live in mayfield kentucky. that rising death toll is really no surprise when you look at downtown mayfield. it s a stunning view of what was the heart of the city of 10000 now it s a layer after layer of debris parts of buildings on top of cars and more cars. i talked to an engineer this morning who is evaluated the damage and his words were complete devastation as he walked by. as a death toll continues to rise we talked to a number of people who survived
opened the package believing it was his medication he receives in the mail. alden had extensive injuries to his torso and left hand. this was a specified target for this device. it is important that we identify who the person is that constructed it. it may be one and the same. they have identified the person before it was placed and then on lombard. they believe they wore two hats, a baseball cap on the bottom and a hat with ear flaps over it. it s a lumberjack or elmer fudd type of hat with the flaps down, you see it flapping in the wind as it s individual walks. again, we want to show you the raw video, this is the surveillance video it shows the person placing the package on the front doorstep walking along pine street and lombard before and after and they carried a large shoulder bag that contained the device. the victim told authorities he does not know who this person is or why someone would want to harm him. that device is still being analyzed and trying to come
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rose garden of the white house after something passes in the house, that might be a bit premature. i think the president was acknowledging that here in new york city earlier this evening. he was sitting down with the australian prime minister before their bilateral discussion, and reporters were peppering him with questions. and he said, listen, this thing is going to change somewhat in the senate, it is going to change. senator john corn insaid they re not going to vote on what was passed out of the house. they ll pass their own bill out of the senate. and so we re a long way off from an actual rose garden signing ceremony. that s the ceremony we all want to keep our eyes on, don. today was a bit of a catharsis for the republican party. because they ve been chasing this for seven years. the president did come pain on it. paul ryan has had a zeal to repeal obamacare for some time. they certainly accomplished that. but it s still a long way to go. april, talk to me about the
9:00 p.m. on cnn. the next hour of the cnn newsroom starts right now. hello, again, everyone. thank you very much for joining me this saturday. i m fredricka whitfield. the white house says no comment following the news first on cnn that the first charges have been filed in the probe led by special counsel robert mueller. mueller is investigating russian interference in the 2016 election, possible collusion with donald trump s campaign, as well as possible obstruction of justice by the president. a federal judge has ordered the charges remain sealed, but sources tell cnn anyone could be taken into custody as soon as monday. still unclear who could be charged or the possible charges. all of this unfolding with president trump at his golf club in virginia right now. our correspondents and expert analysts are standing by to dive in on all of this. we begin now with cnn s shimon prokapez who helped break the story. what can we expect in these possible charges? we expect o