Fox News on Jack Callahan, four dead hundreds injured from tornadoes that

dropped through Oklahoma this weekend as Fox's Jill Nado reports.

Governor Kevin Stit did a tour of the town of Sulfur, south of Oklahoma City.

It's devastating.

Buildings were shattered and roofs ripped off homes across a 15 block radius.

Stitt said it looks like every business downtown has been destroyed and the scene is the worst he's dealt with since he became governor.

I've seen a lot of damage. I've been around the state for, it's my sixth year, but what I saw downtown Sulfur, it's unbelievable.

Stid issued an executive order declaring a state of emergency in 12 counties due to the damage done.

Officials are pleading with people to keep clear of roads

as crews struggle to remove debris and down power lines.

Jill NATO Fox News.

As the US helps to negotiate the release of Hamas held

hostages, a relative of one of them fears for the safety

the longer they're held captive.

Hannah Siegel is the niece of American Keith Siegel, who has been held since the start of

the Israel-Hamas War and recently was seen on video asking Israeli leaders to seek their

release.

On CBS face the nation, Hannah Siegel said the

release of hostages comes down to Hamas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

Netanyahu striking a deal. But one of the things that really worries my family and

worries me is that it's arguably not in Prime Minister Netanyahu's political

interest to close a deal.

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