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Inside a personal tornado shelter
CNN's Gary Tuchman takes a look at a metal storm shelter in Moore that survived the deadly Oklahoma tornado while the house above it was completely destroyed. At least 24 people, including nine children, died in the region after the winds, peaking around 200 miles per hour, pummeled the town. The...
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Woman rescued from crumbled Oklahoma home
It took six people to pull Barbara Jarrell from the wreckage of her house after the tornado hit Moore, Oklahoma on Monday. She believes the rafters pinning her to the ground was fortunate because it prevented her from getting sucked out of her home by the powerful winds. "The glasses...
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Teacher hid kids in closet during twister
Janice Brim heeded her husband's advice and found a safe place to protect her students at Plaza Towers Elementary during the Oklahoma tornado. Mark Brim immediately raced to his wife's school after the storm; when he saw the carnage, he feared the worst. The couple tells Anderson Cooper what happened when...
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Father, aunt grieve for 9-year-old tornado victim
Janae Hornsby didn't survive the deadly tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma on Monday. Her family remembers her as a sweet, fun and unique child. Janae's father is praying it's a mistake; he says he hasn't yet accepted the painful reality that his daughter isn't come back.
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Teacher used music to calm children during tornado
Anderson Cooper talks with teacher Waynel Mayes about what it was like in her classroom when the tornado ripped through Moore, Oklahoma. Mayes gave instruments to her students and told them to play loudly and sing as a way to drown out the frightening sounds of the storm passing through. Plaza...
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