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people. there were people crawling out from anywhere and everywhere. >> dozens of people lost their lives. >> the debris was so wide, it was 2 miles wide, 20 miles long. >> many more were injured. and among the victims were young children. >> honestly, i was like im not going to see tomorrow. i was just like, i dont want to die today, but you know, theres nothing else to do. >> absolutely terrible. this tornado is massive. >> heads up. heads up, man. >> oh, my goodness. >> go that way....

people -- there were people crawling out from everywhere and anywhere. >> dozens of people lost their lives. >> the debris field was so wide, almost 20 miles long. >> many more were injured. and among the victims were young children. >> honestly, i was like, im not going to see tomorrow. i was like, i dont want to die today, but there is nothing else to do. >> absolutely terrible. this tornado is massive. heads up, man. oh, my goodness. >> you need to get underground now! >> everything...

0 with a disaster. now with regard to this shelter, you mentioned the missing persons. what happens when someone comes to stay at a shelter, they have to register and create a paper trail so people can then try to find their loved ones. there are six such shelters that the red cross has set up in the oklahoma city area. the university of oklahoma has announced, it has opened up their dorms because they are on summer break. heres a pressure, though. a lot of oklahomans who i have been talking to ...

0 it adjusted up. all dealing with the chaos of a disaster. what happens when someone stays sat at one of the shellers. they have to register here and create a mark in the data system. so people can try to find their loved ones. there are six such shelters at the red cross set up throughout the oklahoma city area. the university of oklahoma has announced that it has opened up their dorms because theyre on summer break for anyone to make use of those. heres a problem, though. a lot of oklahomans ...