and then the ceiling fell well, the ceiling fell on our heads. repter: families who live through the storm describe the horror. we got down on the floor and we was hugng each other a i told them, i said y all just hang on, andlle was just a holding onto each other. reporter: when the winds finally stopped, little was left. when i got there, it was everything was wiped out. like there was nothing left. reporter: the landscape and lives here forever changed. a live look now just how fast the recgery is starthere. you can see this ef-4 tornado, winds 170 miles an hour, threw a tree through the center of this roof. we are now working to try and pull that out. s leftf the structure but part of it is gone as well, torn away from the home and thrown several feet into the yard. you can see debris scattered across the area here, power lines, trees down wherever you look. it s a scenario playing out across the strike zone. and to give you some perspective on thi thing,
for second day in a row. good morning to you thanks for joining us i m holly morris. i m maureen umeh. today say wonderful day. a lot of kids heading back to school today. hey make it a great day. erin como is standing by with traffic and gary mcgrady weather and you will like what he s saying in a few. new this morning fbi looking into whether five attack in apartment building in southwest virginia was inspired by isis. 20-year-old feroke tried be head a man. he injured a woman and witnesses say he yelled god is great in arabic during the attack. all three were taken to the hospital. abc news is reporting feroke may ve radar and traveled to turkey and may have tried sneak to syria to meet with isis recruiters earlier this year. president obama is headed to louisiana to visit flood damaged areas criticism over the last week for not going to state sooner. fox5 anjali hemphill is live with the latest. good morning, anjali. good morning, well, president obama is not
depravity for the white house stuart: usama bin laden was wealthy. of fort hood butcher had a job if i recall. he was a major in the army. do you think the guy in copenhagen this last weekend when he pulled the trigger trying to kill a cartoonist, was he screaming jobs, jobs jobs? he was screaming stuart: ralph peters 12 hours ago responding to the obama administration s suggested we could kill isis but give them jobs. watch out. the colonel will be here in three minutes from now. watch out. let s deal with the markets. it is wednesday morning. the dow industrials holding to the guillotine thousand level. we are within striking distance with all-time highs for the dow. the s&p is a little lower today but it reached 2100 yesterday. that is an all-time high. as for the nasdaq, closing in on 5,000, 100 points away almost back to dot.com bubble levels. mary kissel, wall street journal editorial board. any similarity between nasdaq now and nasdaq 1999? tech bubble tend to star
- there you are timmy. ten cents worth of the best.- here s the dime. here s a piece of candy lassie. merry christmas! merry what a beautiful dog.- we used to have a dog like that. her name was dutchess.- my dog s name is lassie. - have a piece of candy? go ahead. i ve got lots. thanks.- my name is timmy martin. i live on a farm just out of town. i m bobby dennis. this is my sister alice.- you must have just moved here. i haven t seen you before.- we don t exactly live here. we re going to california. california. gosh. my folks are always talking about going to california. i hope we make it. here, you can have the rest.- gee, thanks. this is where we re staying. this used to be an old tool shed. are you living here?- sure. it s got a stove. and we got sleeping bags. it s lucky we found.- because our car s broken down. but my dad s going to fix it. he knows how to do everything. bobby, alice, better come in now. thanks for the candy timmy. me too. see ya again.- so l
morning, the city s mayor got caught up in the fray and was among those who were teargassed. three hours north in seattle, the capitol hill autonomous zone or c.h.a.z. was cleared july 1st after a series of violent events including the death of a teenager. of course, seattle and portland followed minneapolis where the killing of george floyd sparked days of tumult and protests both peaceful and violence across the country. perhaps it s no longer that president trump has sought to portray himself as the thin blue line that separates order from anarc anarchy, yesterday, kayleigh mcenany played a video so full of violence that fox news decided to pull away. these are not the actions of peaceful protesters. and the trump administration will not stand by and allow an ca anarchy in the streets. i have a small video for you what is happening live in portland. if we could play that video, that would be great. all right. we were not expecting that video, and our management here at