only is it doing devastation but lifting other debris in that field and using it as weaponry as it keeps moving across the land. so you have these 200 miles an hour winds filled with this dangerous debris and little rattly like a blender where it s chewing up the landscape and the housing in there, which is what makes it so dangerous. to see the devastation that doesn t go on for block after block. goes on for mile after mile. it s stunning to see in these vivid images. we have seen this. we have seen these kinds of things throughout the years. but to the extent that we re looking at right now on the screen is really, you know, just stunning, sandra. going back to the governor s words just talking to us, saying the recovery efforts will be measured in years, not months. confirms of the 65 dead, the age ranges from just months old, a baby, that lost its life surrendered to injuries from the rubble to victims in their mid 80s. a nursing home was greatly affected by this. we h
that s. wellcare medicare. done well. natasha chan in los angeles, and this is cnn. new details just in on the shooting rampage in louisville live stream by the killer. this is we re getting new information about the wounded police officer fighting for his life and back on the job. a tennessee lawmaker expelled from the statehouse sworn back into office just days after being ousted what he now says he refuses to give up. a last ditch effort to keep abortion medication pills on the shelf after a federal judge s ruling in texas the justice department is stepping in the clock is ticking down to a friday deadline when those pills made no longer be available to women nationwide. following these major developing stories, and many more all coming in right here to see in a new central. i witnessed people being murdered a manager with old national bank in louisville, describing the moment she watched a gunman on video begins shooting her coworkers during a virtual meeting. this mornin
o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave? o er the land of the free and the home of the wray brave . will: welcome to fox & friends on this one day before halloween. rachel campos-duffy, pete hegseth and will cain as we continue to watch your photos come in from across america. pete: you continue to deliver. very well-done, america. rachel: reminding us with your photos how much we love this country. i love it. good morning, guys. pete: welcome back from texas. rachel: i have stories to tell you guys later. pete: do you? on television or the break? rachel: on television. we ll get to it. i have border stories. airport stories connected to the border, we have to talk about them because i saw more on the way home. pete: careful what you reveal to rachel campus duffy. rachel: i talked to a
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