We're getting a better look
at the trail of destruction
left behind after storms,
battered parts of Georgia,
two days in a row.
The whole ceiling is caved
in. There's a giant hole. There's
a tree. Part of the tree sticking
through the roof. And then there's another.
And there's water damage everywhere.
So many people dealing with
exactly that. The storms caused tornadoes
that destroyed hundreds of homes and led
to the death of at least one person.
Governor Kemp has declared a state
of emergency which frees up a lot of
resources to really help that clean up.
One tornado was captured on video
spinning through South Georgia yesterday.
Take a look at this video that we were sent.
You can clearly see the tornado
hitting the ground there.
This is in Sumter County in a
small town South of Americus.
It stayed on the ground.
For quite some time wow wow, look at that.
Those cars driving by foot.
It moved across these fields and roads.
Luckily no structures were in its path.
The same storm system caused numerous
tornadoes which did kill at least
three people across the southern US.