WHITFIELD: All right. We're getting pictures of storm damage in South Carolina. The National Weather Service is there right now to see if a tornado caused this damage in York County. Three people were killed. Storms across the southeast yesterday left at least six people dead across several states. Checking stories cross country now. Federal agents say they've discovered a drug-smuggling tunnel along the U.S.-Mexican border. It links warehouses in Tijuana, Mexico, with warehouses 400 yards away in California. Mexican and U.S. Authorities seized about 14 tons of marijuana Tuesday. In Illinois, parts of the Des Plaines River were dyed red. It's part of a study to track the movement of Asian carp and other species migrating to Lake Michigan. And in Texas the animal rights group PETA is asking the town of Turkey to change its name to Tofurkey (ph). Could that be right? Did I get that right? Tofurkey -- yes, in time for thanksgiving. The group says Thanksgiving is murder on the birds. So what do the residents think?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What do I think about changing the name of turkey to tofu? I think it's about the stupidest thing I've ever heard.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We love turkey. We're not about to change our name.</s>WHITFIELD: Ok. Tofu, Tofurkey. PETA says it will treat the entire city to a vegan holiday feast if the name is changed. Coming up, new in the next hour of the NEWSROOM with Suzanne Malveaux, millionaires head to Capitol Hill with a message for Congress. Increase my taxes, say the millionaires. Hear business owners explain why they're willing to pay more.
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