the same place that we re seeing that record-breaking heat. it makes for a difficult cleanup process. here in louin, mississippi, there are power crews working a few feet away from where i am. they re trying to get power back on. the high is expected to stretch into the 90s today. we re talking about adding insult to injury. when you look here, this is the back of a tractor trailer, a resident tells me it was clear at the end of the street. the storm picked it up, threw it here where it came to a rest. this is one example of the storm s fury. for so many people across the south, the threat is not over yet. this morning, as millions across the southeast face record-breaking heat, heavy rain and no power, yet another round of severe weather and tornadoes are taking their toll. the latest streak in moss point, mississippi, downing trees and power lines in the small gulf town, ripping roofs off homes and stripping the steeple from this church. shook up, man. because i m thankful to be al
shook-up. they canceled a charity event after one student took offense to the event s poster. the fundraiser which is a play on the charity s name court appointed special advocate aims to raise money for foster kids by selling mexican food. a poster for the event featured the phrase metro average philanthropy causing the senior, a foster child herself to post as a latina student at quinnipiac i ask that you respect the culture of others and do not appropriate it in stereo typical and offensive ways. the sorority caved and canceled the event. but really what option did they have? i don t know if you noticed that, but i took special care