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Included, morse. >> yes. the governor said today that they estimate that last night there were at least 11 tornadoes throughout the state. now, we have had a lot of tornadoes in march and april. but they have been scattered. the difference last night is that you had two tracks, above atlanta urban proper and below atlanta urban. the punch of these tornadoes is something that has the folks in ringgold shocked. shep? >> shepard: morse digs live for us in ringgold. the outbreak on wednesday is now among the deadliest in american history. for context the worst of it all happened back in 1925. it w...

Devastation in birmingham and just home after home. you look at the bottom of the screen there, you have a home that appears at least intact, and then the next one, two, three, four homes decimated. look at that patch of land there. homes splintered while others seem to have been skipped by this massive storm. again, this storm is said to be the worst in four decades. more than 240 confirmed deaths. rescue and recovery ongoing right now. president obama will see some of this damage tomorrow when he visits alabama. it is a state of emergency in several states. six states affected by this monste...

We saw a lot of damage. keep in mind a lot of this damage was to businesses and to homes and, of course, if someone loses their home, you know, you have to go out, you have to find a new place to live, and you also have to think of people's jobs as well. those businesses employed people, and now people may be without a home and possibly without a job. but the extent of this, the magnitude, we still won't know for quite some time because for now they won't even let us in there. that's the latest here from ringgold in georgia, back to you. >> chris, thank you. the damage and loss of life has bee...

I turned around and stayed up there as long as i thought i could. >> so many people have tried to describe what we're seeing. tuscaloosa's mayor called what we're seeing utter destruction. and now to a green county, tennessee, where at least six people have been confirmed dead. angela yingling is a reporter with wcyb. >> reporter: this is the camp creek section in northeast tennessee. it's a very mountainous part of the state, somewhere where people say they never expected this kind of storm to happen. behind me the local sheriff's department is controlling traffic because most of the damage...

Was in town to survey the damage firsthand. chris warren has more from that devastated town. >> reporter: here in ringgold, georgia, you just look around and see the damage. this is what is left hft convenience store portion of a gas station. the entire roof is completely gone. no roof whatsoever. a few of the walls still remain. this side wall leading out to where you have the gas pumps completely gone, and look overhead. the cover over the gas pumps, look how mangled it is. that shows you just how strong this storm was when it came through bending this metal, twisting it around, and then fro...