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We are up against a whole lot of deadlines when it comes to the budget and everything else. we have to remind you that june, just as the summer comes that's when the planned reduction of troops from afghanistan was supposed to start. and how many, who comes out, some of the specifics we haven't heard yet but the president saying today the troop withdrawal in the summer from afghanistan will be significant, not a token gesture. more as we get it. jon: a fox news extreme weather alert for you now. getting word that the national weather service has issued a tornado warning for central mississippi...

Every minority candidate that was offered a job took it. she diversified the faculty by hiring more diverse professors. they say they wish they had seen more commitment to minority staff as well. jon: thank you. jamie: it took some people by surprise, this wicked weather in the northeast. check out these pictures, now it is confirmed by the national weather service it was a tornado tearing through several communities, uprooting trees and collapsing buildings, and the incredible pictures the latest on the recovery efforts to that straight ahead. plus the tail of the tape, the latest recordings ...

That could tear apart concrete like this. uprooting trees, destroying everything. the town is completely cut off. this man telling us how he escaped to his roof. barely saving his elderly mother from drowning. today, neighbors coming together to salvage what's left. and linsey, i want to show you this massive pile of rubble. this is just a fraction of what was destroyed. and even as the storms move further south and the water starts to recede, fears of houses collapsing and dams breaking means that thousands of people are still evacuated tonight. linsey? >> maggie, thank you. millions here a...

Around here. some are predicting possibly even a second landfall. forecasters are predicting a life-threatening storm surge. remember, that's where a lot of the danger actually is. between 12 and 20 feet that could swallow some of these barrier islands. this is the cape fear river behind me. we're probably about five feet above the level of the river. this is what it looks like 24 hours before a hurricane typically. there's a light breeze. it's sunny. it's warm. you can see clouds developing. this is all going to change in the next 24 hours. you're going to start to see those levels rising, th...

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