Tornado kills at least 25 in Mississippi, 1 in Alabama

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At least 25 people have died and dozens more were reported injured and missing after a fierce tornado tore through the U.S. state of Mississippi on Friday night. Officials say the death toll is expected to rise as rescuers continue to free victims still trapped under collapsed debris.

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