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In the three days since that devastating tornado in moore, oklahoma, we have seen so much destruction, loss of life and misery. but tonight, were going to leave you with the story of some people who have come together to help, whether its cleaning up, cooking a meal or even helping with a very special delivery. nbcs ron mott has our report. >> reporter: shayla taylor embraced her newborn son again, a treasured moment after going into labor during an ef-5 tornado.

Talked about yesterday, and all the days before, it was inexplicable why the video was there. shes now -- remember she wasyot being talked to be secretary of state. that fell w apart even though i dont think she was actually ever really considered. but now they continue to float the idea of her taking charge of the national security council, which is a process where you have to be a fair and balancedir person of trust amongst all thee entities. >> what kind of dirt does sheoes have? >> right. >>...

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And the tire alone, 10,500 pounds. hot water is used to separate oil from the sand which creates ponds of waste that can be toxic to wildlife. shell recycles the water from those ponds and plans to use the sand to refill the mine. but producing oil here is adding carbon to the atmosphere at a time when the world is trying to cut emissions. is this a step in the wrong direction? >> i think for the foreseeable future we are going to need fossil fuels. we have an entire world economy thats based on...

Another flight has a mechanical problem and ends up in no-mans land, too far to go back or forward. when the plane meets the water, there are violent consequences. the aircraft ends up in pieces. miraculously, everyone onboard survives. over the caribbean sea, a dc-9 has had a staggering chain reaction of bad weather and bad luck, runs out of fuel. the violent impact kills 23 of 63 onboard. and in the most famous case, a jet has the misfortune of running into a flock of canada geese. all onboard...

Going a lot faster. >> the air bus dual engine checklist assumes the engines have failed at cruising altitude. 30,000 feet would have with given the pilots ample time to figure thing out. hitting a flock of canada geese at 3,000 feet, thats another story. >> what at this point is going through you mind. >> at this point im thinking this cant be happening. >> if flights engines were not producing thrust, why wouldnt the plane have fall frn the sky out of control? simple air ro dynamics. >> it can...

Naev returr: when tamerlan ofarnaev returned to dagestan where he spent some of hisage yd it was a happy reunion but there were some differences, , cording to his aunt. hed quit drinking, grown a beard and found religion. "he was no fanatic, he was curious," she said. "we would talk about his commitment to religion but it wasnt extreme." members of a mosque in dagestan e ld us tamerlan attended friday prayers but there was nothing unusual about his behavior. one neighbor told us tamerlan spent m...

>> we want to take to you pad gas car now, the island nation off the southeastern coast of africa. the people there are deali with a modern day plague, not lice or frogs or boils, as wesee, its locusts. >> this is what the locust invasion looks like thats threatening madagascars 22 million people. most already live below the poverty line. and now the locust are devouring large amounts of rice and corn, the main staples there. >> if we dont react as planned by june, actually, there will be a fami...

He built this, a huge, homemade spaceship, for little noah right there. examing the buttons and gadgets on the dashboard. daniel made it out of a small trailer. it has radars, computers, blinking lights. he hopes his friends wont make fun of him one day for having his own spaceship. if something out there catches your eye, tweet me, or shoot me a message on facebook. northern exposure. the images coming in from all over. the town called the north pole. the people lucky enough to look up and go...

Supply back in february. 14,000 acres of crops were flooded making matters worse, all that water created a perfect breeding environment. >> these swarms can move hundreds of kilometers. >> reporter: princeton university ian you could in-- cousins is an expert on locust behavior. >> so we are really dealing with locust that are growing, breeding, that are spreading and flying over long distances. >> reporter: and what needs to be done now. >> there needs to be a multiprong approach involving surv...