All right. Hello, let's go. It's Friday, April 4th, 2025. It's first thing with Kevin Mano.

Real quick look at all the top headlines. Might be a little bit longer today since I wasn't here.

Yesterday is more stuff to recap, but it's a quick look at all the top headlines.

And the show on this Friday morning starts right now.

And we always start with the top story.

The big story over the last couple days has been weather.

A large portion of the country, the south and Midwest, have been hit quite hard.

As of this morning, it looks like seven people have lost their lives and what they call a quote,

once in a generation storm.

I read that on Wednesday alone, there were 728 weather and tornado warnings.

I can vouch for that.

I wasn't here yesterday because we were up all night.

The night before, it was just tornado warning after tornado warning.

It was relentless.

There's a lot of destruction out there.

Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Indiana, Arkansas.

Some of the states hit with tornadoes.

Hundreds of thousands lost power.

At this point, dangerous, life-threatening flooding is still expected.

The storms will last through Sunday.

Some areas could see up to 10 to 15 inches of rain through the weekend.

All right, okay.

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