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A couple and their four children are forced to abandon their pickup in the midst of ferocious floods outside Baton Rouge, La., while the parents of a 22-year-old daughter search for her in the rubble of a deadly tornado outbreak in southern Illinois.
A couple and their four children are forced to abandon their pickup in the midst of ferocious floods outside Baton Rouge, La., while the parents of a 22-year-old daughter search for her in the rubble of a deadly tornado outbreak in southern Illinois.
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