CNN Student News - 2/25/16
Parts of the U.S. recover from severe weather, we look at life after a national political campaign, and we report on the latest robotic technology.
Here to deliver your Thursday edition of CNN STUDENT NEWS, I'm Carl Azuz from the CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
First up, severe weather.
While folks in Indiana and Illinois were concerned about possible blizzard conditions last night, tornado watches and warnings stretched along the U.S. East Coast one day after this happened.
Twisters caused severe damage across the South Tuesday.
Parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida were all hit.
As many as 27 tornadoes were reported.
At least three people were killed and dozens of others were injured.
Florida's governor declared a state of emergency in two counties to speed up government help to people there.
Cars were flipped, trees were flung, apartment buildings were crushed and communities along the Florida panhandle.
Jennifer Gray looks at what's done in the days immediately following a disaster.
