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is so severe across such an expanse that we still don't know the toll of the southern and midwestern tornadoes starting the night of december tenth at least fifty nine twister's carved through ten states a swarm you wouldn't expect two weeks before winter we spent the last several days in kentucky were was still strangely. Warm and questions of climate change are being asked. The answers clear, but we do know what we saw is rare. The storm threw down one twister that cut a path of destruction of more than one hundred and sixty five miles. one meteorologist, we talked with called that tornado. The beast. all that rises from a levelled landscape or bonfires of memories on the record farm in western kentucky they burned what they can't save

The two story, brick home, that seemed unshakeable on that foundation down. There are on the right and the garage by its side. The sounded like ten trains on track coming towards full speed. Your neighbor shot a video, in nato. Their neighbour turned his phone toward the record cattle farm and framed lightning catching history. When viewed many times on facebook. I believe that video is basically hesitating its heating or form That's the beast. I'll wide, spinning counter

clockwise around one hundred and ninety miles, an hour sean and mending record bolted for a church. Why did you go to the church? Why not stay in your brick home I guess the good lord told us to leave when we left he was taking care of us. I can't tell you other than that I don't know seems likely, had they stayed, they would have been among at least ninety dead. No one remains missing, beast of a storm. It was big, it was persistent and it wasn't gonna stop nothing's going to stop this thing hours before storm pat spoken was already worried. The seventy three

every day his neighbors enjoyed, but made his stomach churn, and I've been doing this for thirty four years. You have that gut feeling like this is not good. It's not going to a good day. It was too warm for december spoken was working that night at the weather service and produce a kentucky where he dreaded these images storm. Where red it's green. There is rotation, but what caught his eye was an area of high density in the sky. It was debris. trees and homes and lives spiralling to astounding heights, and it was up to twenty thirty thousand feet. The debris was reaching thirty thousand fate about where airliner sky Death on the screen spoken saw the twister close in. He knew that I need word: mayfield meant ten thousand people he type

First tornado emergency alert in his career. I remember saint can't spell mayfield, because I'm I'm nervous, I know what's going on what is it take a tornado, watches and warnings had been buzzing phones all day, but after nine, twenty six p m. The weather service sent its final warning startling words in digital deadpan. You are in a life threatening situation. Mobile homes will be destroyed, considerable damage to homes, businesses and vehicles is likely and complete destruction is possible. It was nearly complete destruction half of mayfield kentucky. This is where the mayfield consumer products, candle factory, was destroyed. The company says eight died, but more than one hundred survived, they had a twenty human warning. The time to take cover

just ninety miles, north of mayfield and nearly one hundred years ago, the record for the law, gus tore nato path ever was set in spring of nineteen twenty five before radar and warnings, nearly seven hundred were killed along a stretch of two hundred and nineteen miles back then government for asters were not allowed to use the word tornado. The term was considered to frightening the phenomenon who poorly understood. You need to look at other bring the area nearby debris and see if damages uniform or current costs. But is a leading scientists who has studied tornadoes for sixteen years. Her work at the unit, city of Illinois uses sophisticated radar. Trucks scan tornadoes up, close and in unprecedented detail. What are the big questions? You would like to answer about?

tornadoes. Some of it is the very basic question why some storms, blind to produce a tornado down. Some storms won't, even though they look identical on radar. They look identical to the eyes. They look identical models, also what intensity at going We don't really have any predictive power about how intense that tornadoes gonna be or how long it's gonna. Last the united states by far more tornadoes and anyplace else on earth, and I wonder why that is because it has either I'll say: lucky or unlucky geography. We have the gulf of mexico, which is an ample source of moisture and that helps bring in warm moist air at low levels. We have king mountains, which adds a nice cool air, a bad sort of men. apples, and without does that gives you an unstable atmosphere as these systems move through this,

and on a seventy three degree day in december, and I wonder what effect does climate change have on this Certainly we know that our climate is warming, but how that actually manifests itself into tornado outbreaks or trader intensity. Our chair location is difficult determine there's a lot of research going on. There are indications that potentially the turner threat moving further east than it normally as or that it might be occurring later in the year during these cool season. So these two some november december january february, that that might be more prolific for tornadoes than previous but the effect of climate change is unclear. Torn formation is fleeting, complex and not completely understood. Twenty twenty, for example, was one of the

ray hottest years on record and it was an off here for tornadoes. There's a lot. We don't know about climate change in the way but there's a lot of research being done, trying to figure out what's happening to climate change. In that, whether really I mean there's no and that any of these things are gonna go away, so I think it's What needs to be the focus is being prepared on for these types of events. Reparation What warning is no longer the problem? The weather service gets right, nearly ninety percent of the time on this hill side of mostly mobile homes, resin I knew it was coming, but there was no place to hide James spindly threw himself on top of his son I knew things we're gonna start flying. So I decided my son needed to be shielded cause, he's the twenty- and I am my fifty so I figured

choices here, hammer me and I figure he be the one that needs to make it through. This you'd lived your life. I've lived it. I've had if five good years with her, I figured if anybody did it to make it it was gonna, be here. Timmy annoy came to check the for his aunt and uncle. He found more every home destroyed amid shouts of missing children over here over, of course, it's this black. In view of the davies, may we have flashlight, but it wasn't it didn't here Can you get in here? When you have? We got some of his library. He searched to sheriff deputies, who were wearing cameras, I look at it. And so we mood all the debris author shower lit a shower up and there are the loaf ITALY. Malta was land grab a boy baby deputy trent or in troy blue, delivered the boy

into the world again I'm all right and over side of it was they had very model? it up another all the debris, landowners on those children. A moral everyone on the hill survive, Here's a little one seaward does broke up the rebar here, so that is now it like. I like to think this week. The path Our and duration of the beast are being measured by aims, including the weather services. had spoken, Christine welcomes and steve eddie. It's estimated fit

ten thousand buildings were shredded across the region at a cost of three and a half billion dollars. The interesting point of this thing being lifted up the hill and what kind of energy had tons lift at what impress them were the scattered rail cars tossed and capsized tank cars were flared to burn off. The remains of their kind constable cargo, normally dad made great place to be a nude got crushed here. Steve eddie was amazed that this university of kentucky building couldn't stand up to the fight. That's where I would have told people to go to go in the shelter because it was so well built- has only eighteen months old eddie, steen well told us that, even with their radar and supercomputers, the most accurate

way to measure the power of a tornado is by appraising what is left behind the day after the event, I was able to take a ride in a helicopter and we flew the entire path when, They helicopter kept going and I kept seeing damage. I have seen trees down like this, isn't going to end we're talking about one to two percent of the tornado that are, ninety. Eight percent of them are on the ground for about a minute and are about a hundred yards hundred feet. Wide. Very short, brief is a normal tornado speeds seventy eighty miles an hour maximum. Usually, how is this different? well I've normally and very high rent. Yet the story girl like that was our story event, Patrick Kelly, her brick, whom distraught Monday? Rickard found jelly. She canned in a glass all jar.

Another memory from what has already been a long life with her husband sean. They met when they were four years old. What have you found that has meant something to you I'll? Let you take that so, as a family, we had three children, chloe chase caleb. In two thousand and eleven, our youngest caleb passed away in a tragic swimming pool accident, so there was a blanket that all three of my kids use. We use it with three alone that caleb was the one who just really same ticket to latch on to that blanket and he with them everywhere. He went K blanket was found by a friend about hundred fifty yards away, somehow still folded. The rigour, plan to rebuild. On the old

foundation, the bonfire there will not a race, the history of the families, three generations on this hill routes, that now even a storm called the beast could separate If anything has got a chance of solving the world's problems in science and technology, and every breakthrough was the result of some body during the breaking through I'm David pope. This is unsung science. The untold creation stories behind the most mindboggling advances in science and tariff regime goodbye, CBS news in Simon sister. You can. two unsung science, wherever you get your, I guess we are actually an extraordinary advantage in insurance, real estate services, cyber services, asset management, more find out what

I sure can do for you at acra sure dot com, lounge county alabama, which sits between someone and Montgomery, was once called. Buddy allowance for its central role in the struggle for civil rights. Today, people in lounge fighting for another basic right access to sewage treatment. By some estimates. More than half the impoverished rural residents have raw sewage running into their yards and even their houses. Catherine, common flowers, a white house adviser and macarthur genius grant recipient is turning a spotlight on this long standing public health failure. Says it's a problem found in other parts of alabama and all over the country which even the millions of dollars in new infrastructure spending are unlikely to fix flowers, brought us home to lounge county to see what she calls america's dirty secret. We warn you, it can be hard to watch

Lowndes county is in one of the most neglected corners of the country poverty rate in this majority, black county is double the national average cell phones. This is a luxury, and so incredibly, is soon. Treat me like most states alabama requires sanitary sewage disposal, but outside a handful of small towns. Here, sewage treatment is not provided and for many people, private systems, usually septic tanks, are unaffordable. It's a public health crisis. One community advocate catherine coleman flowers been raising hill about for twenty years. We expect this to be a: u s problem, he's just a woods behind your house either. She took us to Emma scots deep in the woods were even light, rain can create pools.

The fitted waist when we arrive the smell of raw sewage hung heavy in the air. The run off from your house is sir just empties right into the slowed drainage area, Backyard, your user, this straight piping, when one flesh is the toilet, any those two payments that are going to assume is treated plant or in all sites. The system for the soon to be treated this ends up on top the ground. I have seen things like this in Haiti and parts of south east asia. I've never seen anything like this in the united states. That's why we call america's dairy sacred and it's not something most people

well here care to talk about, especially with outsiders, a little embarrassed and a lot nervous. Scott explained to us why she has no proper waste disposal for her mobile home. How many hours a week do you work at the In plat I was eight or nine hours or six days a week, so he works six days a week these days and you can't afford to put in a septic tank. Also scott just told us? She was laid off after ten years at the chicken processing plant due to automation, its expense, you have to be poor in lowndes septic tank systems can cost as much as twenty five thousand dollars. That's one reason: straight piping is so common around here, but the state of alabama considers this a crime. The state says: it's your responsibility to have a sewage system. I can't afford it.

with my income. I can't afford soap so what you have no choice but to break the law. I'll, have no choice but to break the law, and I'm sorry, but I ain't got no choice. This was a community more fluent people. This would mean he at last twenty years ago, when I first saw to ignore the reason that the situation is continue for so long is because of the type of benign nick like that. It's happened to black communities, poor communities and rural communities across the united states would, I have witnessed this week is not benign its horrible areas.

but em, but didn't neglect is obvious there somewhere along the way, there has been a serious disconnect in terms of who should have access to sanitation and who should? Why did you choose to focus on this problem because the so basic we all go to the bathroom, so we almost have access to sanitation, but I've had people tell me all it's it's not sexy. The media is not going to be interested in that it's difficult. It's difficult to discuss it's difficult for us to cover, but somebody has to do it. So that the house is right here. Yes, the houses. Flowers knows about this problem first hand the six, Three year old took us to the sight of her childhood home. Only first monitor landscape, didn't have into upon who had an outhouse. She says this fight is about basic human rights, a long tradition in lounge, county

the march from selma to Montgomery, pass through here flowers, parents registered black voters, their home was a meeting place for civil rights activists? Did they encourage you to speak when he saw something wrong you now, when you grow up in a situation where we have here is a constantly speaking up. You dont learn to be quiet, sparkle in other areas. To make sure the voices of the marginalized are heard and logic, flowers founded the centre for rural enterprise and environmental justice. She has testified before congress. Rule community should no longer be left behind brought in politicians. Anyone she thinks can help. The state doesn't know exactly how many people I have this problem, so flowers went door to door in lowndes county to try to find out of the three thousand or so homes that we survey and these two things seven had feeling systems or no systems at all, and the difference between them

Link systems in the street pipes systems. Are there the straight pace systems? Take it away from the when the citizens fail, it brings it back into the home. Septic systems often feel because of the same rich soil that made this region perfect for growing cotton as this clay like are there so it's hard for water to seep through yes, I mean, if you look at it, looks like planes the dense soil can absorb liquids drain from septic tanks Causing waste to pool in yards and back up into home. Charlie may and willie holcomb say, raw sewage has flooded the property for the last thirty years. Only here we be my case have never Many are you the able to coordinate?

in a yo, even when it was bloody empty. So the ground stay so south you could walk. I didn't like to think it is mushy. Yes, it mud and waste. The retired couple live on a fixed income in haynesville, how do you see? Incredibly, they pay monthly sewage fees to have waste from their septic tanks empty into this municipal lagoon, roughly eight football fields of sewage, so where's,

lagoon going across the road over here right behind those houses right there everybody's smells as central as you can have a one is down to center. Your own innisfil will wake you up. Did you hear me smell wiki? Will? Yes, when it rains, they tell us sewage, frequently backs up into their house. Catherine flowers asked a team of doctors to check out the unsanitary conditions they tested. My home and my grandson for some camera parasite. Both from came our paths you we may is alcohol. A move further harm like a horror movie. The conditions were very similar to very poor countries that I travelled in the end in latin america, and even africa?

Ro helio me here is a tropical diseases, special listed bail or college of medicine who studied infectious diseases in thirty, four countries he and his team collected stool and soil samples from us comes, and other residents use a pc artists like those used to detect covered nineteen. They found small amounts of dna from hookworms a parasite that can cause stomach problems. Anemia and developmental delays in children So our study in alabama was a small city about thirty five patients and the results were we found over thirty percent of people in at risk situations with poor sanitation had hookworm recent price. By these findings we were very shocked. We actually had a run the sample several times to prove to ourselves that we found these numbers doktor me here.

Twenty seventeen findings are controversial. Hookworm was long fought eradicated in the? U S, the alabama department of public health couldn't confer may he is results? c d c and the university of alabama are now following up testing hundreds of children in the state for hookworm? Have you gone to the county to ask for help on their stay? I've been counting I've been to in politics case. You are a washington DC. Why do you think nothing's been done? How we black? there. Ain't no secret: do we just like you just haven't been fighting a war. I was disappointed when all these year, with your tune right, you know oh Jesus, how much I get upset even just talking

It's a mess we tried to find who, in alabama is responsible for fixing this public health. Miss lounge county officials, told us You don't have the money, the gun, and the head of the state department of public health declined to speak with us, but some one else at the department d. Sherry. Bradley's office regulates septic systems in rural areas. Among other things, she said: it's not the department's job to build infrastructure. Who is responsible. I can tell you who's not responsible and asked the department of public health we're not responsible, but the us department of justice has some questions. Last month, just days after we spoke with bradley,

neil J launched an unprecedented civil rights investigation into whether the alabama department of public health is discriminating against black residence and lambs denying them access to proper sanitation. Every so often overflowed the department says it's cool. operating. We couldn't find a single state programme devoted to remedying the sewage problem in rural areas. this year. Sherry bradley started a pilot project on her own seeking outside,

and donations for septic tank systems that can work in the soil. Here. The governor and the state health department coughed up about four hundred fifty thousand dollars. So why are you doing this because nobody, a step boy, has to reason I'm done this is not technically a state funded project. It's not even it's. Not even a state project is state supported. I have. I have big money from a whole lot of people. This is a big problem. Why is the state not taking the reins on this to solve a statewide problem? I don't know, would you like the state to step in, and I would like to see lowndes county the people there, the majority say I'm not going to put sewage on the ground. I'd rather put an outhouse out there, so these people should put up outhouses yeah they can and it's approved you do know. This is two thousand and one

One is twenty twenty. Why, but do you want, saw it on the ground or would you rather dispose of it? Probably until I can get to you what a system is not a moment ass? Could you handle everybody in the state who needs help you? I can't do that in that and not work match up. What do you say to people who say just clean it up? Where do you live like this? It is true that we should decide. I can tell him, I don't suppose you feel forgotten. Sir, look across the landscape of late night, television and you'll see that most of the house are white men and their fortys and fifty's. Not trevor now

is by racial he's, not american andy's, only thirty seven, but he's a certified celebrity with a global following who was brought an international dimension to comedy central. The daily show he's from south africa, where he grew up under a part He called his memoir born a crime because it was illegal for a black woman like his mother and a white man like his father to mix trevor says he always felt like an outsider, but his humour making people laugh has been his ticket to belonging. Trevor Noah is back on tour with his comedy show in a different city, practically every weekend like when you're in texas, you got any weapons on the vehicle. You like no sorta, like alright here's one here you go, you all have a gun,

right now he loves ruining the stage the war of the big crowd. Typically, fifth, Thousand in giant arenas like this one in Washington dc is a far cry from more confine tv studio day. Job on the daily show he had a shaky start when he took over six years ago from John stewart allowed feels, the family has a new step. Stepdad and he's black. Is it a good decision, terrible initially don't take the daily show, literally when they offered to an immediate, don't take the danish what happened in the beginning, our mean everybody hated me you didn't even know me and they hated the idea of me, but you did have a savior donald trump once you realize that trumpets, basing the perfect african

residents, you start to notice the similarities everywhere He found his foil. The sacred document is ratings began to improve and he realized he could connect american politics to his background in south africa. He grew up johannesburg and its black township of so wetter, during the strict racial separation regime of apartheid. He always felt like an outsider, not quite black, like as closer mother, not quite what like his swiss father. he has seen infrequently in his life to bay with your father, Who is why that was a crime? Yet this was the law that forward anybody of different races from mixing theirs something I heard of not sure believe it, but your grandfather,

used to call you master yeah because of the color of your skin. That's how he referred to me must stop and he'd always forced me to sit in the back of the car at most are can their policy. If I say they mustache sitting with me, your parents Your grandmother particularly, was always afraid the police we're gonna to yes and find you what would have happened if they found you we would have been taken away to an orphanage na yoga, and mother was always hiding you. Yes, you were in walk down right. I wasn't, I wasn't pandemic before pandemic, even existed, but you poor you right in your book, about eating worms and having a toy that was a brick gives the thing that I always say to people being poor in a group or in a community that is poor, is not as bad as being poor when you know what you're missing out on so what grew up. We played with bricks as cause and yet

smash them into each other, and it was one of the most fun games. I've ever played the same thing with we'll pentiums what I didn't like what we couldn't eat. Anything else and my mom said we're: gonna have to eat these multinationals for longer, because we don't have money to buy chicken spending I'm indoors, came a voracious reader. He wrote about his mother, Patricia Noah in his memoirs, born or crime. Saying. She raised him almost as if he was white with no mutations on what he could achieve, he wrote it was just the two of them: him in his mom against the world, but then she married a man named able who he said beat up. His mother then shot her in the head. The head bullets didn't hit anything vital other than the hit, obviously, but it missed her spinal cord. Miss the nerves, didn't touch the brain and all that was cut a piece of her

drew off just just one side and the bullet went out clean and my mom look symmetrical sheetrock trevor. She don't cry baby, there's no Well, I'm going to cry. You insured in the industry says no, no, no! No! Look on the bright side. So what brain science is no at least now because of my nose you're, officially the best looking person in the family. You did say you had the black world and you had the white world, and this is a quote from you. All I wanted to do was belong. Everybody wants to belong, half of our fights and life or because we want to belong, and so I grew up in True, where I was told that you're belonging was defined by the shade of the color of your skin and that never worked for me. You know I found my greatest joy. What was with the people where we shared interests and and the way we spoke in the way we laughed etc, so I always wanted to belong and, and that that I think, has been a gift and occurs in life. I have a funny feel:

that you did belong because you were funny funny, is something that I developed as a tool to belong He was funny back in johannesburg, but became a profit no comedian by accident when he was twenty two and took them age at a comedy club on a dare from his cousin. You love but it's true cause. I'm like mixed. You know like a percentage share like that type of thing. When killed it up. Is land to go to college and soon was touring all over the world as a standard comic according to forbes he's one of the highest. Comedians today who first started during the united states in two thousand and eleven year later from. the time is a young child avoids once one thing, and that is I've always wanted to be black It was on the tonight, show and caught the attention of Jon stewart's user at the daily show a viacom CBS property.

when he was eventually offered the hosts chair. He said it would have meant taking a peg cut and up his life on the road so steward had a talk him into it. He said I'm not offering you the glue glam of your life I'm offering you a home for a while that that I think you will come to enjoy that that entreat me as I've always wanted to have home, I've always wanted to belong, and so at the world. This could be that this could be the chance from drivers know in new york city him a chance to weigh in on serious topics when covert hit, and he was broadcasting from his apartment Nearly eleven million people watched his monologue on race and george floyd. There was a black man on the ground in handcuffs and you you could take his life, so you did almost knowing that there would be no renovation, since then, it wasn't funny and everyone. Now we have a new dimension to trevor. I guess

I guess you ve seen a different dimension to travel. I've always had the different dimension, while you showed it to the public that that's true, some of the funniest people we now on the planet have depression. You come to mind well, I think, over the years what I've come to learn thanks for some great therapists is my depression is created by a severe level of eighty h d. A d h d looks like depression. What do you mean so it can be different for different people. You know, but like so for myself. It means that if I'm not careful in I sleep how I eat, how I, how manage my routine, I can become overwhelmed and it can just feeling The whole world is too heavy to bear. You said something sticks with me. You said it wasn't. Till you came to me

united states that real hate started coming at you know you definitely what was the hate that you felt any? Did the cops ever stop? You have been pulled over I frequently by the cops one of my best friends, David Maya, you overdue if all over the west coast to these comedy shows. If I was driving, we would hold over, we would live, we wouldn't get pulled over, but you say you experienced hate. Yes, but I mean that's, that's welcome to america, you know, that's harsh, it doesn't work hate in america. There's a lot of anger in america, howard changing you for me, I'm always trying figure out. How do I speak to somebody who hates me? This is where we offered now those of his childhood growing up between two different worlds. He tens to see both sides of an argument take his.

Action to the trouble his friend comedian Dave Chapelle got in over his netflix special, the closer we blacks. We look at the gate that was criticised as homophobic France, phobic and massaging the in your mind that he crossed the line did Dave upheld, crossed the line. Yes, no, it immediately puts me in a puzzle. we have to choose a side when I think that the matter is a lot more complex than that, I think everybody is defining the line for themselves. No society defines a line you you see. What you're saying now is using society has decided, but america is Really divided in the half of society has gone like no dave chappelle. We love what you said was sick of weakness with sick of people being told what to say with of not knowing how to use the right, pronoun you're right, dave, Chapelle. So then, if half of it, society, sing data, polish right and half of society's saying that he is wrong. Then that means There is no line, it means society is seeing the line from two different sides, and

That's why I say you cannot say: did he crossed the line because which sir, Are you looking at the line from defines whether or not he crossed it still learning things? All time yes well he's had to learn about new york city. His home since two thousand fifteen. Are you by an account? and here make new friends Lamar, you about your personal life for a minute, do you want to have children? I go back sometimes I will meet kids who make me go, I want to kid and then sometimes only children where go. I hope that my doesn't do anything because this person is a terror you're. Thirty, seven Ok right there, that's the clock is ticking. Ok, but you don't feel it. No, I don't. you have a girlfriend now. Maybe I read a page. Six like everybody else is: will the tabloids you don't like to talk about your girlfriend's know what is trevor like with this girl

it's not if you don't answer the question as questions river introduced us to comedy producer ryan, hard, youth, no and comedian, David kibumba. Now us revising producer on the daily shallow there among oldest friends from south africa. Answer any questions about russian who told you that ok, what which had a likely these go friends. Do you know the answer to that question? I don't know exactly because even answered, because they are and ask him, and also because people don't want to know. This is what I say about travel with these governments is that you just fully going ahead. We was is. Why is it that he is very very like a great boyfriend. So what are the qualities that you like most about travel, the great boyfriend year trevor told us he hangs

with these guys, often and talks with us mother, every day, things? He says they keep him grounded. Is here perfectionist once a workaholic here? Yes, I would say so hundreds. he sure is even though he d The daily show during the week until behold the grammy's on CBS again in january. He refuses to give up. His comedy shows genuinely. I just love the feeling of love. I think I think, when we laugh ass human beings, that's when we win our most authentic selves? That's why you're real love is so ugly. Do not remain so. filtered and anyway. I love that is like pure joy. Forget what people think just love. You know we needed every single day every single day,

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