DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: We have more now on our top story, which is the severe weather to hit the Southeast overnight. We have with us on the phone Hal Suber. He's with the Colquitt County Sheriff's Department. Mr. Suber, thanks for joining us.</s>HAL SUBER, COLQUITT COUNTY, GEORGIA, SHERIFF'S OFFICE: Thank you.</s>KAGAN: Can you tell us about the situation in your county?</s>SUBER: Well, we had a tornado touch down in the northeastern part of the county. We've got one dead and three injuries.</s>KAGAN: And what about damage?</s>SUBER: A lot of damage: mobile homes tore up, roof blown off of houses, trees blowed over on houses, that sort of thing.</s>KAGAN: I know Governor Roy Barnes of Georgia has declared a state of emergency in four counties. What's the biggest help you're going to need in your county in putting things back together?</s>SUBER: Right now just cleanup. We got a mess out here to clean up in our county.</s>KAGAN: All right, that's Hal Suber with the Colquitt County Sheriff's Department bringing us an update on that area to get hit by a tornado. At least 12 people are dead, more than 100 injured in the area after those storms ripped through last night.
Sheriff's Department Spokesman Describes Damage in Wake of Severe Overnight Storms in Colquitt County, Georgia