Mississippi countryside was hit hard by a tornado that killed 10 people in Yazoo City. The high winds ripped roofs off buildings in Yazoo County, a county of about 28,000 people.

National Guard soldiers, volunteer state troopers and other law enforcement officers also came from far-flung parts of the state to help with the cleanup. State emergency officials are still trying to determine how many people have been left homeless after Saturday’s storm, he said.

“This tornado was enormous,” Gov. Haley Barbour told The Associated Press as searchers resumed their work.

Meteorologists said it was too soon to tell whether a single long-lasting tornado — or multiple shorter ones — carved the path of destruction from northeastern Louisiana to east-central Mississippi. The same storm front spawned heavy thunderstorms that raked across the Southeast, snapping trees, damaging rooftops and scattering hail.

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An award winning film called DIVE by Jeremy Seifert uncovers the un-necessary waste taking place in the US.

He and his friends “dumpster dive” in the back alleys and gated garbage receptacles of L. A’s supermarkets to uncover thousands of dollars of good food being wasted by the grocery stores who aren’t doing anything to reduce it.

Why is there so much food wasted? Because the expiration date is nearing? Because it simply costs less to throw away food rather than do something helpful with it? Whatever the answer, good edible food is being thrown away in communities where so many are going hungry.

During their adventure Jeremy and his friends no longer spend money on groceries and with nothing more than a strong stomach and a big appetite, they dive for Pacific Salmon, New Zealand Lamb, American Ground Beef, Pork Loins, Free Range Chicken and loads of fruit, vegetables and bread.

Why are grocery stores not giving food to people who need it? They take this question to the corporate front offices to see if they can find out.

This movie will motivate you to ask the manager at your grocery store the question of “Why?” as well as teaching you about food waste and the role it plays in your community… you might even find yourself in a dumpster!

Check out the official website at www.divethefilm.com