85 die as storms hit US south

At least 85 people have died as storms devastated parts of the southern US.

85 die as storms hit US south
Thu, 28 Apr, 2011 - 11:49

At least 85 people have died as storms devastated parts of the southern US.

President Barack Obama declared an emergency.

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