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Has not been rated and it is flagged, it is automatically pulled from the service. if it has been rated, it goes up for review, and we are not interested in breaking down privacy or en dorsing hate speeh or anything like that, so we will monitor it to scale. >> do we need this, man? we have facebook and twitter and everything else in our lives and do we need one more, scott? >> yeah, well, you know it is interesting. we look at all of the different platforms, right, and we see text, photos, vide...

You can see, all of the belongings are gone. everything was destroyed and she thought that she was not going to be able to go to the prom this friday, tonight, but some adults came together and had a brilliant idea. >> that is where the door and the breezeway was. >> as soon as we landed on the couch, it hit. >> reporter: bernarda archie says she barely had time to escape. it reduced to rubble the only home that her family ever knew in birmingham. >> and we were running down the steps and you co...

To attend this years prom. and she was one perhaps hundreds of thousands of girls and boys whose prom plans were blown away from the tornado, until somebody took notice at a nearby school district. >> we got a phone call from one of the principals that had gotten an e-mail that kids needed a prom dress and lost everything, and they still wanted to go on with the prom. >> reporter: several schools got involved and suddenly, a movement was born. operation prom dress was inspired to make people lik...

Automatically playback and stream into your head like a museum tour, but of everything where everyone is contributing. >> now, scott, can everybody do this? i know the app is up and running right now, but anybody -- do you have to sign up? can anybody record a message? >> absolutely, yeah. if you have androidphone or iphone, you can download the application or if not go to web and press on the record button and pin your story, and it is free to everyone. it is a free platform. >> and now, scott,...

Alabama. the lucky ones, the folks who have survived, how are they doing today? >> reporter: well, there is a lot shock. i mean theres no question about that, brooke. they feel very much like this is not the town that they remember. there are a lot of people who are right now, literally in a weak moment, but they are wondering if they can rebuild and whether they want to rebuild here, because they ler town for what it was, which they say was a beautiful place, a great place, everybody so neighbo...

No way to see it like we have seen it this afternoon. so im here to help. i hate that it happened. i hate everything about it. we will carry on, we will rebuild and we will be stronger. thank you. >> senator shelby from alabama, tuscaloosa native, as you just heard. also heard from the governor of alabama, robert bentley, also from tuscaloosa, alabama. the big piece of news, sad piece of news out of that he has now upped the fatality to 194, 19 4 deaths in alabama from these horrific storms. and...

It up. it has been boarded up. we have seen people from other counties coming here and trying to help people. also, we have been talking to those who barely survived this disaster, a lady who told us that two different trees hit her house and amazingly, the entire family survived a gentleman who lost everything, an elderly gentleman, he is 71, him and his wife are doing okay. and something else we found here when i got here, brooke, is this piece of debris. this used to be the steeple of the chu...

Department. david petraeus at the cia. ambassador crocker and general john alan in afghanistan. these are the leaders that ive chosen to help guide united states through the difficult guys ahead. i will look to them and my entire national security team for their counsel, continuity and unity of effort that this moment in history demands. and our people on the front lines, our brave troops, our outstanding intelligence personnel, our dedicated diplomats, will look to them for the leadership that ...

Number of fatalities across these six different states. and that number just went up since the top of the hour. just a short time ago, we heard from president obama, speaking from the white house and he called all this damage you are looking at here heartbreaking. here he is. >> we cant control when or where a terrible storm may strike. but we can control how we respond to it. and i want every american who has been affected by this disaster to know that the federal government will do everything ...

As a result of that beth actually felt a certain sense of guilt. why her? was her house spirnd a street when everyone else lott lost everything? she cant explain that today. theres a lot of people that cant explain things. why did they leave 15 minutes before the storm? why did others stay and think they could ride it out? decisions that meant the difference between life and death, brooke. some people carry that guilt and they will, for the rest of their lives. >> its tough to hear those stories...