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Its side, slammed against the trees. you can see the lunolium floor from the kitchen. once the sun came up, we noticed a pickup truck that had been hit by a couple of trees, as well. we don't know if anyone was inside. of course, we hope no one was there. the search of this area will continue. and as we said, the national weather service is here, as well. they will be surveying today looking at the damage here to determine if this was an ef-4, an ef-5. those will happen starting this morning and continuing through the day. jim, back to you. >> a lot of people still unaccounted for there. i'm j...

Safe. the national weather service saying this was an ef-4, about 170 miles per hour winds. it's a monster. we're being told you had maybe four minutes from the warning until the actual touchdown of the tornado. what was it like for you and your family, liz? >> well, i heard some noise and i looked out the window. when i looked out the window, i heard it sounded like a train. the wind was blowing. so i told my granddaughters and their mother, i said, get to my room. so we got to my bedroom. we get on the floor and huddled together. i told them to hold on tight. sounded like a train went throug...

So far the good news for georgia is that there are no reports of any deaths there. georgia governor brian kemp has declared a state of emergency for three counties after the weekend's tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in neighborhooding alabama as we told you earlier, at least 23 people died in the same line of deadly storms. this could be an ef-4. we're talking about winds of 170-plus miles per hour and you look at the damage, it's not just the wind. it's the debris that gets caught up in the wind that is as early bit as lethal in talbot, georgia. we'll continue to bring you breaking news as...

Upgraded the power of this tornado that came through here yesterday. >> ef-4. this new information that i want to provide to you right now hot off the presses. estimated wind speed of 170 miles per hour. >> chris darden with the national weather service says this is the deadliest tornado in the u.s. since the twister in moore, oklahoma in 2013. the hardest hit areas of alabama, the tornado's path was a mile wide. mobile homes were blown off their foundations and roofs ripped off of single family homes. i spoke to one man that was in his home. >> i was in the room. the top just came off the hou...

There tonight. >> the day after the storm, search teams combed through the worst hit communities that were either too dangerous or impossible to reach overnight. >> we are here today to stand with you today, tomorrow, and the days and weeks. >> the national weather service believes that with your that came through yesterday with a powerful ef4. winds of 174 miles an hour. speak of the deadliest tornado in the united states since the oklahoma tornado in 2013. >> a young girl embraces her grandmother who survived the storm by taking cover in an interior closet. other survivors share similar stor...