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Child Hospitalized After House Fire In Turley

By: News On 6, Amy Slanchik TURLEY, Oklahoma - Investigators said an 11-year-old girl is recovering after Tulsa firefighters rescued her from her burning home near E 66th St. North and N Lewis Ave. The Turley fire chief said the girl s two brothers did the right things by getting out of the house, staying out, and calling 911. They also gave firefighters time-saving information to help with the rescue, he said. Investigators said three children were inside the burning home while their mother was taking other kids to school. Two boys were able to escape, while their sister was still inside. I know how that must have been hard knowing that their sister was in there, but they stayed out. And actually very, very calmly told the firefighters the area where his sister was at,” Turley Volunteer Fire Department Chief David Morgan said.

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on the top floor of the hotel, it was wiped out. one had the floor there, but they looked like they were just kind of blown up, a lot of them. reporter: the tornado was on the ground for just four minutes before shredding the buildings and killing two people. it s a trying time, but we ll get through it. reporter: the worst may be yet to come. severe flooding is threatening 10 million people from west texas to illinois. we re not out of the woods yet. we re still monitoring the inflows coming into the watershed and the keystone reservoir. it could still get worse. reporter: the tulsa county sheriff s office captured these photos. the arkansas river is expected to exceed record flooding levels

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190528:07:13:00

the ground for just four minutes before shredding its way through the buildings and killing two people. it s a very trying time for us, and we re going to get through it. reporter: but the worst may be yet to come. kn severe flooding is threatening 10 million americans in the central states from west texas to illinois. oklahoma s governor has signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency in all counties. we re not out of the woods yet. we re still monitoring the inflows coming into the watershed and into the keystone reservoir. so it still could get worse. reporter: the tulsa county sheriff s office captured these images showing the extent of the flooding in this west tulsa neighborhood and the difficulty facing first responders. the arkansas river here is expected to exceed record flooding levels in the coming days. the threat is forcing the army corps of engineers to accelerate the release of water to take the pressure off its levees. sunday s extreme weather comes

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