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Roads and made driving treacherous. and in mississippi, flood warnings and relentless rain add more misery to areas already devastated by tornadoes that killed at least eight people in the state. many roads are flooded. some people are dealing with rising what under the circumstances in their home. in mississippi, people watched as their home of ten years was overtaken by water. >> the lawn mower the trailer, it floated away, garbage cans, everything is gone. >> everything went away way too fast. >> reporter: the couple is now homeless, staying with relatives. >> we lost everything. py child d...

Others were removed from the structure and reported no injuries. >> alabama's governor declared a state of emergency because of widespread flooding. at least 117 homes overcome by water. in georgia, the rain damaged roads and made driving treacherous. in mississippi flood warnings and relentless rain add more misery to areas already devastated by tornados that killed at least eight people in the state. many roads are flooded and some are dealing with rising water in their homes. in wren, mississippi the hails watched as their home was over taken by water. >> everything floated away. >> the cou...

In georgia, the rain damaged roads and made driving treacherous. and in mississippi, flood warnings and relentless rain add more misery to areas already devastated by tornadoes that killed at least eight people in the state. many roads are flooded, and some people are dealing with rising water in their homes. in ren, mississippi, victor and tamika hale watched as their home of ten years was overtaken by water. >> the lawn mower, the trailer, it just floated away, garbage can, everything. >> it happened so fast, we had to get up and get out of this. the rain was coming way too fast. >> reporter...

And relentless rain add more misery to areas already devastated by tornadoes. they killed at least 8 people in the state. many roads are flooded and some people are dealing with rising water in their homes. in ren, mississippi, victor and tamika hail watched as their home of ten years was overtaken by water. >> the trailer, it just floated away, garbage can, everything gone. >> it happened so fast, we had to get up and get out of there. >> reporter: the couple and their 9-year-old son now homeless, staying with relatives. >> it is discouraging. we lost everything. my child didn't get none of h...