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$1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. storms sweeping through the south killed at least two people and spawned dozens of tornadoes in georgia. at least two tornadoes reported claiming one life in bryan county on tuesday. southeast in tyler, texas, a man in an rv was killed when a tree fell on his vehicle. let's get to meteorologist gene norman. where is this headed next, gene? >> christine, some places hit tuesday are under the gun today, wednesday. meanwhile, the remnants of those

Months. george, it took four months. now we hope to beat those dates and those times, you know, with the help of the appa which we are part of. >> you admit you have not been able to get into the sky yet. it's still raining. if those transmission lines have been damaged or blown away, how do you rebuild? >> well, we have done this before, alisyn. certainly we have never seen a storm like this in the past 100 years. we will need, i guess, to start rebuilding from the areas that have not suffered that much to the other areas, and in that order we can put those areas up

Jose and irma dumped torrential rains in the last several weeks, which means any precipitation we see could worsen the potential for flooding and the threat for more rain is real. >> all too real. thank you very much and keep us updated. where is this storm, maria, headed next. chad meyers has the answers. >> heads to the turks and caicos, i believe. the storm is not done with the dominican republic. the north shore, which we could not get anybody to because the storm was baring down last night, and that's where the damage is being done now. that's where the storm surge is and the winds are ...

Them. >> hurricane maria has punishing winds and rain, and that's where we find our reporter. >> reporter: alisyn, at least the winds feel like they are slowly subsiding. it's not as bad as what we experienced in the overnight hours. we saw people here in the hotel serving as a place for us to stay. we are noticing people and now getting their first look at any potential damage from our vantage point, it doesn't look significant. this also doesn't mean that we are out of the woods. even from the beginning, officials here have been warning the storm itself, the eye of hurricane maria would not ...