And so we loaded up and we left, leaving the cats and dogs, we just got out of here.

And according to my daughter, she found out later that as soon as we got up there, it was hit.

And this room that you see right here, that's my bedroom.

I would have been in that room.

Stunning images there.

That was the survivor of the deadly storm system that tore through several states in the Midwest and the south over the weekend.

The question is, is more extreme weather possible,

as that system now moves east?

We'll have the latest forecast for you straight ahead.

Plus, we'll go through the legal questions surrounding the deportation of hundreds of migrants

to El Salvador over the weekend.

The question is, did the Trump administration

violate a judge's order?

It comes after President Trump gave a grievance-filled speech Friday at the

Department of Justice. The question is, was the president laying out his own vision of justice there?

It's way too early, the show that's thinking of all of those impacted by the storms this weekend.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Monday, March 17th, and we'll start with the news.

At least 40 people have died after a powerful storm system swept through the Midwest and the South. Tornadoes and

strong winds slammed more than a half a dozen states since Thursday, hitting Missouri the hardest.

Twelve people died in that state. The governor there describing the scale of the devastation as

staggering. This was the scene in Texas where extreme winds flipped semi-trucks causing major pile-ups.

You can see it there. Here you see a school bus thrown up against a high school in Alabama.

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