tornado outbreak wreaking havoc across much of the midwest and south friday. there are now at least 50 preliminary tornado reports in seven states. at least 10 people have been killed and dozens of others are injured. most of the deaths are in arkansas, where the damage is catastrophic reports of at least a dozen tornadoes there. governor sarah huckabee sanders , declaring a state of emergency and activating the national guard. as the storms gutted entire communities. she s expected to give an update on the storm damage at any moment now and the hardest hit areas of arkansas. that was the town of when. we don t know what s left . all my neighbors house is about destroyed. my two boys are out now trying to help dig people out of their homes. little rock also bearing the brunt of these storms, the city s mayor, telling cnn today that entire neighborhoods were flattened. impact is devastating . i just came out of nowhere. clearly no, it was coming. everyone took cover, as relate
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Know, it s typical pope francis right to make a joke and deflect questions about his health. but as we were talking, then a couple came up. it was a couple who had just lost their daughter last night. their daughter, angelica, and the pope comforted them prayed with them. and so you see these poignant moments with francis and hats off to him that had to pivot from talking to journalists and asking questions about his health. two comforting grieving parents, as he did indeed, on friday in the hospital, the vatican told us he was at the pediatric oncology ward handing out rosaries and easter eggs to children on that ward and even managed to baptize a newborn baby boy, so you know, certainly not lying down, resting in his hospital bed. can you imagine? 86 years old, he had antibiotics given to him intravenously, but i can tell you he is back on his feet. he confirmed that he will be at tomorrow s mass. that doesn t mean he ll be saying the mass because, of course, he has a knee problem. s
To become, you know, a huge, huge concern if they re not already. yeah. and it s already becoming an issue, anderson. i mean, it s incredible to see ukrainian people with great stoicism and dignity waiting patiently in these lines to go into the supermarket. they re not hoarding. they re not stockpiling. but you do see the supermarket shelves are starting to empty. you see the same thing in pharmacies. and as you point out most importantly you re seeing hospitals run into real challenges, moving maternity wards into basements, moving children s oncology wards into basements and basements that are not designed to be hospitals. they re having to evacuate some children in the pediatric oncology ward to try to get them out to where they can properly receive treatment. and as that noose tightens and as that russian ground offensive starts to really properly encircle the capital and totally block off any supply routes in and out, this could well be a