The house was lifted off the ground.

The entire house was lifted off of the foundation.

His dad was actually in this room right here trying to get out as well.

And as he got up off of their couch, the whole wall just collapsed on him.

I turned around to sit down in the closet and the window blew out and the whole wall just blew in toward me.

Survivors speak out after deadly tornadoes rip through several states.

With dozens killed and many still unaccounted for, the question is, are there still signs of life beneath all that twisted rubble?

Plus, the latest on the pandemic.

With the number of people in hospitals climbing, the question is, could we see new restrictions put in place?

And new reporting on the document that ended up in Mark Meadows' inbox about overturning

the 2020 election.

His lawyer says he had nothing to do with it.

The question is, did he meet with

someone who did? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is thinking about all those impacted

by the severe weather the last few days. I'm Jonathan Lemire on this Monday, December 13th. We'll start

with the news. The search for survivors continues after a series of devastating tornadoes spanning

six states. Close to 50 people are confirmed dead, a number that is expected to rise.

After the storms touched down in Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Missouri,

they wreaked havoc Friday and early Saturday morning. In Edwardsville, Illinois, at least six people

were killed when an Amazon warehouse was in. A spokeswoman for the company says the tornado formed in the parking lot.

And a similar tragedy in Kentucky, the state with by far the most widespread damage, where at least eight people were killed while working in a candle factory.

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