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The largest target, dayton, ohio, two tornadoes touching down monday night, 3 miles and 30 minutes apart. dayton has lost power to both water plants and pump stations. officials are asking citizens to conserve water. one dayton resident tells cnn he looked up and realized he no longer had a roof. 6,400 customers are without electricity. snowplows were brought in to remove debris off the streets. >> i heard the whistle, felt like a train was coming through. i told my fiance get inside the tub, and next thing i know, windows was breaking, i heard debris flying around and stuff crashed and glass ...

Climber to die on everest this year. and if you're feeling burned out at work, you're not alone. burnout is now an actual medical diagnosis. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> how are you feeling? >> i feel a little burned out. >> just thought i'd ask. good morning, everyone, i'm dave briggs. it has tuesday, may 28th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. we start with the severe weather. the tornadoes just keep oncoming, at least 449 reported in the month of may. the latest target, dayton, ohio, two tornadoes touching down there monday night. 3 miles and 30 minutes apart....

449 in the month of may. the latest target, dayton, ohio, two tornadoes touching down monday night, 3 miles and 30 minutes apart. dayton has lost power to both water plants and pump stations. officials are asking citizens now to conserve water. sn snowplows were brought in to move debris out of the streets. >> i heard the whistle, like a train was coming through. i told my fiance to get inside the tub and next thing i know, windows was breaking, and i heard a lot of debris flying around and just stuff crashing and glass just everywhere back there right now. it's really terrible. >> so far no r...

Entire island against the storm came ashore. and also, there's no running water right now. city officials shut down their water system to prevent it from damage and right now, they're assessing whether any pump stations or other portions of the water system have been compromised before they get it back online. but the good news, the main take home here is that city officials say the damage, not nearly as severe as it could have been and that will come as a relief to many residents as they eventually return home presumably sometime early next week, neil. neil: all right. thank you very much. jo...

Make permanent fixes to the system. >> molly: some of the most dramatic video came out of port arthur beaumont. people barely getting out of their home with a trashbag maybe just was shoes and then the shelter in some areas flooded with water as well. to have insight into where those folks are now? >> we have evacuated out of the airport about 4000 residents to dallas and parts north. we have a hurricane protection levee that has 20 pump stations and it they are 20 stations to remove water. the rainfall that we saw exceeded all design capacity so you cannot keep up, came into port arthur with ...