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the storms rises to nearly 50 in kentucky one of the hardest-hit states, the governor said earlier today that his state alone may end up losing more than 100 of his citizens. the governor is scheduled to hold a press conference coming up in the next hour or so on the cleanup and the rescue progress which continues along with homeland security s chief, also traveling there as we speak. we ll bring you that live coming up. meanwhile in illinois, we re learning the identities of the six people who died at the moinds facility in edwardsville when a tornado caused a partial collapse of a building there, trapping workers inside. the victims range in age from just 26 years old to 62. the department is currently working with representatives of amazon to account for all the personnel who are believed to be in the building at that time. and take a look at this. it s new satellite images that show the level of devastation across illinois, along with arkansas and kentucky. fact ....
factory with over 100 people inside that collapsed from the winds. my colleague tiffany cross spoke to a survivor earlier. i was scared because of where i was and because when the rescue, search and rescue people came, i m like can you just if you could just get this off of me where i can move my leg, i think i ll be okay. i can stay down here, but my leg, and he says, ma am, there s about five feet of debris on you, and at that point i didn t think that i was going to make it. i didn t think that they were going to be able to get me. i thought the moving around, all the stuff was going to cause everything to fall on me. in arkansas, at least two people are dead. in tennessee the death toll stands at at least three. two more people have died in illinois, and another storm victim has been confirmed in missouri. officials caution these numbers will likely rise. kentucky governor andy beshear gave an emotional press conference just a short time ago. my dad s hometo ....
state of kentucky. the state may be the worst hit by the series of storms with at least 70 people feared dead. that number, though, could rise. here s how the governor of kentucky put it earlier today. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state s history. and for those that have seen it, what it s done here in grace county and elsewhere, it is indescribable. the level of devastation is unlike anything i have ever seen. and then in illinois, because it s not just kentucky, we re awaiting an update from governor j.b. pritzker on the amazon facility in edwardsville after a tornado there collapsed a 100-foot section of wall, killing at least two people and injuring others. damage and devastation being seen across arkansas, missouri, tennessee, with multiple deaths being reported there and we aren t in the clear just yet, by the way. the severe weather risk is now significantly lower but for 12 million americans in the southeast region, there is still ....
five days after storm arwen, tens of thousands are still without power. and the 20th centuary us born singerjosephine baker, becomes the first black woman to be declared a national hero in france. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. in the past hour, the prime minister has been giving a news conference at downing street where he has set out plans to accelerate good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the boosterjabs programme, because of concern about the spread of the omicron variant of coronavirus. borisjohnson called for a national effort, with vaccination centres popping up like christmas trees . the prime minister said the plan was for all adults to have been offered a boosterjab by the end of january. the prime minister said that, as with the firstjabs, the boosterjabs will be offered to people by age group going down in five year bands. he said it is vital that the older and the more clinically vulnerable get that added protection first . 10,000 paid vaccination ....
i m chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. tonight we have a big guest to take apart this post-acquittal interview with kyle rittenhouse that just aired on the network with news in its name, but it hasn t been acting like a news organization. even tonight, now kyle rittenhouse who wants to tell his story, who wants to be understood for his own words, his own deeds, not what the media likes, not what the left likes, not what the right likes. sat across from a man, the same animus that s feeding on kyle rittenhouse, and that complicates for things and for a 17-year-old who says they went somewhere to protect a community that their father worked in, that they felt a connection to, he s become everything that is ugly about the battle between white and black and right and wrong and justice and injustice in this country. now, he was acquitted in this case, and people were upset buzz they said, well, what about the lesser charges. you really have to understand this, okay? once ....