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deadly storms you might expect in mid-april or early may. the warm winter spawned an outbreak of tornadoes. at least 28 since yesterday in seven states from the south to the midwest. the largest was an ef-3 with winds up to 165mph. the deaths include one in missouri, two in illinois, and more than 100 homes were blown apart. michelle miller met people who lost everything. reporter: this is all that s left of dozens of home in north central illinois after a line of tornadoes tore through the midwest late yesterday. tornado! oh, my god, it s on the ground. reporter: 26 twisters touched dunn across five states, bringing up to 155mph winds, heavy rain, and hail. in ottawa, illinois, one of the 50 homes with significant damage belonged to penny. had to get in the bathtub to survive. my roof is off. trees are down. my car is wrecked. it s disaster. it looks like a bomb went off. reporter: in perryville, missouri, this woman had to be rescued after a tornado barreled throu
deadly storms you might expect in mid-april or early may. the warm winter spawned an outbreak of tornadoes. at least 28 since yesterday in seven states from the south to the midwest. the largest was an ef-3 with winds up to 165mph. the deaths include one in missouri, two in illinois, and more than 100 homes were blown apart. michelle miller met people who lost everything. reporter: this is all that s left of dozens of home in north central illinois after a line of tornadoes tore through the midwest late yesterday. tornado! oh, my god, it s on the ground. reporter: 26 twisters touched dunn across five states, bringing up to 155mph winds, heavy rain, and hail. in ottawa, illinois, one of the 50 homes with significant damage belonged to penny. had to get in the bat survive. my roof is off. trees are down. my car is wrecked. it s disaster. it looks like a bomb went off. reporter: in perryville, missouri, this woman had to be rescued after a tornado barreled through her
tumor and radiation, shawn began his long road to recovery. and golf. after i had surgery, i said you know what? i m going to work as hard as i can in therapy to get back to where i want to be to be a golfer again. he had a putting green at the rehab center and telling the people there that his intention to play again. golf is my sanity. once i come out, it takes everything away. reporter: shawn s game had approved as had his healthy, long term prognosis very good and broke 80 for the first time since surgery but still to battling side effects i had a t shot and asked them where did the ball go golf is tough enough. but to play with double vision is exceptionally difficult shawn has been playing golf, not seeing one ball but two, that problem he homes will be solved with an eye surgery and already looking ahead to life after college i received such exceptional care when i was sick. i want to try and get back we have the top three plays of the week, the top t
i want to get a whole bunch of marshmallows. reporter: here in new york city, thousands marched up fifth a avenue in their sunday best. americans are expected to spend $18 billion on this holiday, that would be a record. a referendum to give turkey s president a tremendous increase in power appears to have narrowly passed today. opposition parties are already disputing the result and calling for a recount. turkey is a key nato ally in the fight against terrorism in seyra and iraq. holly williams is in istanbul. reporter: the constitutional changes would weaken turkey s courts and lawmakers and place enormous authority in the hands of just one man, president erdogan. he s already been turkey s most powerful man now for 14 years. erdogan argued that the constitution needed to change to a presidential system to guarantee stability. in a country that s been rocked by a series of diddeadly bombin. president erdogan s critics say the constitutional changes remove checks and