BRIAN NELSON, CNN ANCHOR: Freezing temperatures have set in across much of Alabama now, as the state tries to clean up from a series of tornadoes that struck there yesterday. At least 12 people were killed, one person is missing, some 55 others were injured. And the hardest hit was Tuscaloosa, where one of the twisters destroyed a trailer park. And joining us now from CNN affiliate WBRC-TV in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is Rhonda Robinson with the latest there. Rhonda, how is the community coping?</s>RHONDA ROBINSON, WBRC-TV REPORTER: Well Brian, I'll tell you, this headline right here pretty much sums it up: "A fatal blow." That describes the destruction that the folks living here are feeling -- 350 to 375 homes destroyed by this tornado. Take a look behind me, here. This is what used to be a Winn- Dixie grocery store that was under construction. Right now, just mangled metal. Also want to take a look at some video from yesterday, where you can see the path of this tornado's destruction, approximately 12 1/2 miles long. Looks like a war zone in the Bear Creek area here in the Tuscaloosa County area. Last night two children were missing; today we unfortunately have to report a 15-month-old was found dead. The 16-year-old that was missing last night was found about 8:00 this morning. She was with friends last night and we're happy to report that she is OK. Back out here live, it is a very unfortunate incident for the folks who are living in this area, especially to be without a home this close to the holidays. Of course, we will keep you updated on more information as it comes in. Reporting live in Tuscaloosa County, Rhonda Robinson for CNN news.</s>ANDRIA HALL, CNN ANCHOR: Rhonda, thank you.
Tornadoes Claimed at Least 12 Lives Across Alabama Yesterday