>> we were very fortunate. it stayed about a quarter mile south. my father-in-law lost an irrigation spigot. >> these images are ripping your heart out. so many people are suffering now. our best to all of them. jerry, thank you. >> the top insurance officials warning that president obama's push to delay might make it worse. one insider says he wants to fix the countless problems >> i am not in this game blame business. i want to focus on how we address these problems. we have an interest in doing so
are here and they're out going through the debris and houses. i've seen a lot of search and rescue dogs. it's amazing. oklahoma is one of those states that when something happens to somebody, they all turn out to help. it's just kind of a good feeling to know that just in a matter of hours -- i mean, i'm talking convoys of vehicles with lights flashing coming in here from cities from far away. >> that's all good news. i'm sorry, representative, got ahead of myself talking to you as an official instead of just another man. how is your family? how are your loved ones? did everyone make it through? >> everyone is fine. my house took minor damage. i was a quarter mile south of the tornado. my parents it went right through