candle factory in mayfield. we are looking at the aftermath of that huge tornado. governor and the by sheer single last night this will go down as the deadliest tornado in the state s history. 110 people were inside the candle factory at the time it took a direct hit. the roof collapsed. people were trapped inside. people had to breakthrough dry wall just to get out. and we know that 40 people were rescued, but the governor did say it would be miracle if anybody else was found a life. this wasn t the only community sadly. another hard-hit community is bowling green, kentucky. that s a little bit about an hour outside of mayfield. officials have confirmed 12 people have died in and around that city. i believe we have some footage of bowling green that we can also play for you. this is once again, that cattle factory in mayfield. incredible description we re looking at. here s more video. this is from bowling green. we see some rescue crews there in the road. a lot of rescue cr
survivorsre in there now. i survived this. honey, listen, i m humbling and i m forever grateful. the head of fema and secretary of homeland security both headed to kentucky to help in the recovery effort. the death toll there expected to rise. this event is the worst, most devastating, most deadly tornado event in kentucky s history. a so-called quad-state tornado that was on the ground for hundreds of miles could set new records. that and the time of year have people asking how much did this have to do with climate change? we all know everything is moreow intense when the climates warming, everything, and obviously it has some impact here. plus in washington, we could just be hourssh away from seein the contempt report for mark meadows. what we could look from the commercial committee owes vote tomorrow. good morning. it is sunday, december 12th. i m lindsey reiser. in the central u.s. recovery efforts from the devastating tornadoes continue today. in kentucky al
Tonight at 8 pm eastern on msnbc world kick off another week of in-depth interviews with key news makers. you can also catch me monday through thursday at 7 pm eastern on peacock on the choice from msnbc. breaking right now on msnbc, 24 hours after historic devastating storms, people in the, hardest hit communities a grappling with loss. lovedin ones, homes and livelihoods gone forever. the windows start breaking, dogs flying through the air. ith didn t know what to do. walls feel like they was caving in. it was very scary. it hurtsit to see the resides hurt and sad and upset. hopefully there is more