meteorologist at the national weather service. our meteorologist in charge, the national weather service in paducah, and we have had several teams out surveying the damage. of course, as you all know it. spans a good number of miles, so it s a lot of ground to cover. but i did do an aerial survey yesterday, and i can tell you that the track is continuous from south of casey in fulton county all the way until at least beaver dam where we finally turned around. so the damage that we have surveyed so is far indicates that the rating is at least an ef3, however, we have more renowned experts on the surveys right now and also experts within the national weather service that are looking at the data, and we ll be looking at possibly upgrading that as well. on behalf of the national weather service, our hearts go out to each and every person that has been affected by this tornado. it not only affects us here locally, but across the entire weather service where we ve had numerous peop
the united states to the long oppressed population of venezuela. venezuela s socialist economy famously had collapsed utterly by that point. there was no toilet paper in caracas. people were eating zoo animals to stay alive. the average venezuelan had lost over 10 pounds from starvation. so the point of sending humanitarian aid to venezuela was to show the world that americans are decent, but more than that, that the american system works. this country is so rich that we can afford to send crutches and wheelchairs to our enemies. again, that was 2019. it was not the berlin airlift, it was the other day. but a lot has changed. we are not shipping any more crutches or wheelchairs to venezuela or anywhere else, for that matter, and we are not because we don t have enough for ourselves. less than a year into the joe biden administration, the united states faces massive and potentially dangerous shortages of just about everything. just this week, one of the largest health care pro
venezuela. venezuela s socialist economy famously had collapsed utterly by that point. there was no toilet paper in caracas. people were eating zoo animals to stay alive. the average venezuelan had lost over 10 pounds from starvation. so the point of sending humanitarian aid to venezuela was to t show the world that americans are decent, but more than that, that the american system works. this country is so rich that we can afford to send crutches and wheelchairs to a our enemies. again, that was 2019. it was not the berlin airlift it was the other day. but a lot has changed. we are not shipping any more crutches orwe wheelchairs to venezuela or anywhere else, for that matter, and we are not because we don t have enough for ourselves. less than a year into the joe biden administration, the united states faces massive and potentially dangerous shortages of just about everything. f just this week, one of the largest health care providers in the united states, intermountain heal
..and millions have been forced to leave their homes, saying goodbye to everything they know. they re from kyiv? yeah, it s all the stuff they brought with them. i m travelling to northern romania, to the small border town of siret, where relief and heartbreak come in waves. hey! ..to meet the ukrainian families separated by this war. itjust dawned on me that the possibility of me losing her, it s not zero, it s possible. ..and to find out how they re coming to terms with their new lives as refugees. they re here, they re waiting. kettle whistles this is the video of the street parallel to my parents . just a few weeks ago, galya was an estate agent, but she s just escaped ukraine with her daughters. lesia, hersister, came from london to meet them, and they re all staying in the small flat that they re renting, close to the border in romania. but their mum and dad stayed behind in their hometown, bucha. what was it like, looking at all this news coming in of your hometown? it