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Meteorology at northern illinois university. and he joins me now from sugar grove, illinois. so good to have you with us. a severe storms have wreaked havoc in the southeast mississippi, of course, bearing the brunt with the most damage and death are tornadoes in this part of the u. s. getting worse. what are you seeing? it's great to be with you, layla. you know if you looked over the last 40 to 50 years at the trends in tornadoes in the united states, really two things pop out number one. we're seeing fewer tornadoes in places like oklahoma city and dallas, the traditional areas where we thi...

Not decides who were yesterday but higher end of this. little further south the storms we saw move on through for this is where the tornado path was. right on that so folks pay attention to that's ingredients are going about their once again. maybe deceiver weatherly popping off a little further south. of course, eric will be watching for. >> help for the best of course, and thank you. alicia: and eric we want to put this back up. there are ways folks can help through the red cross, mississippi and alabama but there's also samaritan's purse which deploys crisis volunteers and of course the sal...

Street that had a big impact from the tornado and some other accessory buildings that are in this complex. but clearly the candle factory took the direct hit from the tornado. and from our vantage point from here and the industrial complex, we can clearly see the tornado path that went through mayfield, kentucky. you can see the damage that it left behind. >> yeah. it's extraordinary to see it up close. chief thomas neil, appreciate your time and all your team's efforts. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the chief reminded me i first met him 16 years ago in the early days of hurricane katrin...

And from our vantage point from here and the industrial complex, we can clearly see the tornado path that went through mayfield, kentucky. and you can see the damage that it left behind. >> yeah. it's extraordinary to see it up close. chief thomas neil, i really appreciate your time and all your team's efforts. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the chief reminded me, i first met him 16 years ago in the early days of hurricane katrina, the second day after the storm hit. he was involved in rescue operations there. they do extraordinary work. so many teams on the ground here. although much of ...

Declared in kentucky where as many as 100 are feared dead. the tornados swept across six states as these terrifying images show, the winds destroyed everything. everything in their path. and at least 36 tornados have been recorded across the south and midwest from friday night into saturday morning. a rescue and recovery mission is ongoing. hundredsness of thousands without power. now, initial reports on one of the tornados suggest that it tracked as far as 250 miles, which would actually set the record for the longest tornado path in u.s. history. radar reports suggesting debris was thrown as...