Deadly Storms 11/11/2002

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WADE PAYNE/AP		Deadly Storms High winds and tornados wreak havok in the eastern U.S., killing at least 35 and destroying hundreds of homes Anthony Daugherty with the Oliver Springs Fire Department radios for information from emergency personnel from a staging post at Joyner Elementary School in Wartburg, Tenn. Seven people were found dead and 45 were reported missing after a tornado hit the area.

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