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Jumped. 3 rate hikes in 2022. this is all big news. markets are reacting to it. larry kudlow will join us to react to that. explaining what this means to you and your family. >> trace: continuing coverage of breaking news in the south. president biden on the ground in kentucky seeing firsthand the devastation from the historic tornado out break that left at least 88 people dead. the president running behind on his visit. we expect to see him soon as he visits two of the hardest hits part of the kentucky. alexis is live in mayfield that took the worst the tornado strike. >> you have to see some...

It was a reinforced spot inside that building that in theory would protect you should severe weather or even a tornado strike. there were two groups, though, of employees. one on the north side of this warehouse, one on the south side. it was that group on the south side that found themselves right in the path of that now ef-3 categorized tornado when it struck, and it's that group that we believe those six deaths came from. and right now we know that the process here officials say, you can see that the names and ages of those individuals who were killed over the weekend, they were released by...

This admitted jaw-dropping pictures of damage. take a look at the satellite view of one part of arkansas before the tornadoes were through. this is the image after paid farm buildings were blown to bits and an outbreak now considered historic. one twister remained on the ground for more than 200 miles, rivaling the longest on record. while turning into the deadliest tornado strike in kentucky's history. a 5-month-old little baby, six children in all, among the deaths confirmed. the states governors that going door to door to search for other victims is now impossible because there are no doors...

There are -- they're starting from scratch here, but they can't even start rebuilding because they are still looking for survivors at that candle factory. the governor saying more than 70 people could have perished. our coverage continues here on msnbc, a new hour of "velshi" begins right now. good morning. it is sunday, december the 12th. i'm ali velshi in mayfield, kentucky. this is ground zero for the terror that we have seen on friday night and into saturday. this is a region that is hard hit by what the governor of kentucky has called the most devastating tornado strike in the state's h...

Something not only of this magnitude, but at this time of year? >> it is remarkably rare to see a strong tornado strike as far north as illinois and kentucky in this time of early winter, very rare. yet we know that december was remarkably a mild winter about most of the united states, and we also know that warm, moist surface air was a factor in friday fueling and making these tornadoes more powerful. it's not the only factor, but it was one of the factors. >> parts of the country have been seeing unseasonably warm, maybe even record setting temperatures. it feels more like spring or fall rat...