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back on its feet. and were more storms threatening tonight, is the city safe? if you were hear and a tornado comes through, there s no place to go. no place to hide now. i ll ask the world s leading tornado expert how you can protect yourself. this is piers morgan tonight. we begin tonight with the latest breaking news. a tornado emergency near oklahoma city, the national weather service warns anyone in the area to take precautions immediately. calling the situation extremely dangerous and life threatening. this extraordinary video shows you just how dangerous. take a look at this truck. you see a twister coming towards it and then literally demolishing it. that s the power of what is going on right now in oklahoma. there s also a new warning in joplin, missouri of possibly another tornado there, and i want to bring in storm chaser jeff petrusky, he s on the phone in oklahoma. what is the latest from where you are in oklahoma? piers, we ve had an incredible tornad
know for who knows when. reporter: she says her father, james williamson, had pa past addiction battles and moved to joplin to start fresh. the only information she has is he was working in a mcdonald s that got destroyed. perez is one of thousands in the joplin area searching for missing loved ones after the tornado. local and state officials are scrambling to organize the effort to find them. when you have folks that are lost, when you have folks that are missing, we are very cognizant of needing to talk to those families first in trying to get to the families. that s fine. reporter: a local call-in center has been overwhelmed since it plugged in the first phone jack. after the calls come in here, the information immediately goes into a database shared with the sheriff s office, the state highway patrol, and the first responders who are combing through all the neighborhoods. but the kinks in the proces
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really, there s a lot of different ways people can help. the biggest need right now is truly in financial donations. we ve had an overwhelming outpouring of material donations. we need now to get some financial donations to be able to help people, start piecing back together their lives. it s an honor to meet you. thanks for all you re doing. i appreciate it. i m sure a lot of people here appreciate it. thank you. marie colby, one of the volunteers for the american red cross. when we come back we ll show you some of the most horrifying, terrifying moments from the storm and the aftermath. [ male announcer ] a word of warning to piggy banks. pants pockets. and anyone, anywhere who would hide our precious coins. we re coming for what s ours. maybe you didn t hear. but dimes, nickels, even pennies have power now.