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next thing you know crashes and bangs. it s devastating. it s going to take months to recover. steve: devastating footage shows the extent of the damage caused by the tornado that tore through the small community of glen allen in missouri. brian: severe weather threat moving east toward philadelphia and washington. janice dean will tell us when the worst of it will hit the mid-atlantic. it s relentless. unbelievable what s going on. talk about turbulence overseas and at home. a news alert a bipartisan group of lawmakers landing in taiwan overnight. house foreign affairs chairperson, chairman michael mccaul leading the u.s. delegation. ainsley: just hours after the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy meets with the taiwanese president in california at the reagan library. the visit getting under the skin of china. steve: boy, did it. lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington. good morning. the chinese embassy there in washington sent out a four-page email t ....
Although it s been very active so far this year. yes, yep. steve: i was going to say, your mom did the right thing, she went into an interior closet. when i was down in dallas a couple weeks ago, there was a tornado warning. and we wound up all going into my daughter and her husband s bathroom on the interior side because that is the most protected spot in the house. tell us a little bit, stan, about the damage your mother had on her property. her house wasn t damaged really, really badly. but the shop that my dad and i built, by brother-in-law back years ago it was completely 4re68d. i mean and it s so close to the house it s unbelievable. my sister was right next door. and their shop building was also destroyed. so, yeah, it s there s a lot of damage there. it s unbelievable. janice: these storms happened ....
The day after the storm surge teams come to the worsted communities that were either too dangerous or impossible to reach overnight. we stand with you today, tomorrow and in the days and weeks ahead. the national weather service believes the twister became through yesterday was a powerful ef 4 packing wents of 175 mph. 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 stories. i was in my room and try to go to the top of the house. intense winds copy w cell tower blocking portions of the highway near smith station, alabama. the storm system knocked out power to 30,000 homes and ....
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 stories. i was in my room and i tried to go, the whole top of the house. i started praying. intends winds toppled the cell tower, blocking portions of the highway. the storm system knocked out power to more than 40,000 homes and businesses across alabama and georgia. it caused damage in ....
It s routine to have basements in the midwest. not necessarily routine where you are. people have storm shelters or they re hiding in an interior closet or bathtub. yes, that is correct. they typically go under a closet in the stairs or in a bathtub, small bathroom, inside room. some people lay a mattress on top of them. ef-3 or ef-4, it s hard to survive something like that. christine, the damage is significant. 180-mile-per-hour winds for ef-4. what is your biggest obstacle? what do you need from today moving forward into the new year? what is your message for people? i think the biggest thing we need right now, we have plenty of resources at our fingertips. the biggest thing is people stay out of the impacted areas right now. let the emergency crews do their work. we have the electric company, the gas company, making sure all the gas lines are off. we believe they are. they re doing second and third ....