Hospitals treat patients from tornados in Tenn.
Hospitals have treated more than 150 people from tornadoes that swept through middle Tennessee early today, killing at least 22 people and causing widespread damage, according to news reports. The state has declared an emergency and first responders continue to search for victims.
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