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Working around the clock to keep a nato coalition together in the face of the genocide and war crimes that you are seeing right there in ukraine, jake. this is what the pentagon is focused on front and center right now. >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thanks so much. also in the u.s., a severe weather threat tops our national lead. parts of the southeastern united states, including georgia, alabama and florida could get tornadoes this evening. tornado watches today have covered gulf coast cities such as mobile and panama city. let's get right to cnn meteorologist tom sater. walk us through...

Of december. climatology it's the quietest month. 23 tornados on average. people think climate change certainly could play a role. i'm here to say there isn't really great data suggesting the pointing to climate change in going with human induced climate change related to strengthening of tornados and frequency. plenty of data to pinpoint flooding. extreme heat waves and drought. even hurricanes. you can tie that into climate change. the data is not there when it comes to tornados. when you look at what's happened there's data to suggest tornado alley shifted further to the east. that's where ...

Coroner? >> no. no, sir. i've been doing this 20 years with the coroner's office. we deal with all types of death. but like i said, this is something you don't think's going to happen in your own community. you just can't take things for granted. >> let's bring in our meteorologist derek van dam. he joins us live from the cnn weather center. derek, i read that it's pretty unusual to have tornados during such cold weather. so what is happening here? what is whipping up these extreme storms? >> people don't normally associate december, which is the northern hemisphere winter, with tornados. but ...

Elevated from 30,000 to 34,000 feet. they're launching 34,000 feet into the sky. this is a significant tornado that's spanning several different states. and we have already seen the destruction. of course, we will get the true toll of the destruction, once the sun rises, roughly about 7:45 this morning. we already have 26 tornadoes. i can barely keep up with updating this graphic. it just continues to escalate in numbers and quantity as well. we can't forget about the severe wind reports that we've had across arkansas, missouri, into tennessee, kentucky, ohio, illinois. the list goes on. let m...

The National Weather Service says winds of 80 mph are possible in some areas on Sunday.