Tornadoes Kill More than 30 in Several States

Published November 11, 2002 at 12:00 AM EST

Tornadoes kill more than 30 people in several states, including Alabama, Tennessee and Ohio, authorities say. At least 10 people are dead in Alabama and 15 in Tennessee. Thousands are without power. Steve Chiotakis with member station WBHM reports.

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